Certain pre-existing medical conditions including cardiovascular disease, hypertension may increase the risk of death due to COVID-19, according to a study.
A good heart is of utmost importance. Get to know from Swami Ramdev effective measures to keep your heart healthy.
Swami Ramdev in an exclusive interaction with India TV shared yoga tips on how to ensure good heart health.
Swami Ramdev claims that doing yoga can help a person treat all heart related problems naturally. He suggests doing five pranayamas and consuming ayurvedic medicines
According to Swami Ramdev, if someone is suffering from hypertension problems, then he should do yogasana daily like mandukasana, konasana and others
From regulating blood pressure to curing heart-related problems, Swami Ramdev suggests that everyone should include yog asanas in their daily life.
Swami Ramdev shares effective yoga asana and home remedies to control high blood pressure.
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Swami Ramdev, in a special show on India TV, claims that yoga can treat hypertension, diabetes and heart problems naturally and strengthens the core body.
People suffering with hypertension and heart problems can become easy victims for coronavirus infection. Swami Ramdev shares yoga asanas to treat these diseases.
Swami Ramdev, in a special show on India TV, shares effective yoga tips and home remedies to reduce hypertension and cure diabetes and heart related problems.
Swami Ramdev shares the correct way to be shavasana and Yoga nidra asana which help in reducing hypertension.
Yog Guru Swami Ramdev shares asanas which are helpful in treating heart related diseases, hypertension and diabetes. He suggests doing pranayamas daily to lead a healthy life.
According to a recent study, people who spend longer than usual hours at the workplace are more susceptible to the onset of hypertension. A considerable proportion of such individuals may also suffer a hidden form of hypertension, also known as masked hypertension, which as the name suggests may go undetected in clinical settings. The new study, conducted by a Canadian research team, enlisted more than 3,500 white-collar employees at three public institutions in Quebec. These institutions generally provide insurance services to the general population. Compared with colleagues who worked fewer than 35 hours a week, working 49 or more hours each week was linked to a 70 per cent greater likelihood of having masked hypertension and a 66 per cent greater likelihood of having sustained hypertension- elevated blood pressure readings in and out of a clinical setting.
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