What is a Pranayama Technique?
The Pranayama techniques will base on the principle that our breathing patterns affect the brain and body. They can potentially reduce heart rate, blood pressure, and
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The Pranayama techniques will base on the principle that our breathing patterns affect the brain and body. They can potentially reduce heart rate, blood pressure, and
What is Pranayama? Pranayama is a system of breathing exercises that helps to regulate and harness your body’s natural life force. It originated in ancient India
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