Both coronavirus and Tuberculosis attack the lungs. Learn from yoga guru Swami Ramdev how you can beat these diseases easily with the help of various yogasanas and pranayam.
All kinds of diseases be it COVID-19 or Tuberculosis can be fought with the help of various yogasanas and pranayam. Learn from Swami Ramdev how to perform each of them correctly.
Just like every other disease, the ill-effects of coronavirus too can be treated with the help of various pranayam poses that are listed out by Swami Ramdev, on a special show on IndiaTV.
Yoga guru Swami Ramdev, on a special segment on India TV says that the after effects of coronavirus can be fought with the help of various pranyam.
Swami Ramdev during a special show on India TV shares the best yogasanas and pranayam that are helpful in making your lungs strong. This is important since the infection attacks your respiratory system.
Just like every other disease, the ill-effects of coronavirus too can be treated with the help of various pranayam poses that are listed out by Swami Ramdev, on a special show on IndiaTV.
Swami Ramdev shares yoga asanas like bhujangasana, vakrasana and makarasana to strengthen lungs in order to keep diseases like asthma at bay.
When a person is infected with the novel coronavirus, the deadliest symptoms often show up in the lungs. The virus enters through ACE2, an enzyme that is commonly found on the surface of lung cells and that, ordinarily, helps tamp down inflammation.
To help create the vaccine for the novel coronavirus infection, a team of researchers has described the clinical features of the lungs of deceased Covid-19 patients.
Scientists have described the clinical features of the lungs of those who died due to COVID-19, findings which shed more light on the course of the novel coronavirus infection, and may help discover new drugs against the disease.
Zoa Morani is all set to come live on India TV tomorrow morning at 8 am where she will interact with Yog guriu Swami Ramdev and learn yoga tips on coronavirus recovery.
Those corona-patients whose lungs were affected, post recovery, they may face problem in doing earlier routine or simple cardio exercises like running, jogging or brisk walking.
This video is from Yuxi People's Hospital in China's Jiangsu Province. Doctor Chen Zhiengu and his transplant team are investigating the case. This viral video has been viewed by 25 million people so far and is a warning for every smoker across the globe.
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