Milestone completed…….

Hello, friends today I completed a new milestone with the blessing of Baba Vishwanath and start a new journey of my life towards to become DR. thanks to all my friends, lovely juniors, my seniors, and my respected teacher who support and give me a proper guide about my research. specially thanks to my Parent…

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Diabetes and its cure by yoga

Diabetes and Its Management through Yoga: A Holistic Approach Understanding Diabetes Diabetes mellitus, commonly known as diabetes, is a chronic metabolic disorder and it is characterized by increasing blood sugar levels. This condition arises due to the body’s inability to effectively use or produce insulin, a hormone responsible for regulating blood glucose. Types of diabetes:…

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Physical Education in India before and after independence

There is no literary material available about physical education in ancient India. Ancient India, like ancient China, was religious and very close to Indian culture and traditions. His lifestyle was very simple.In ancient India, the main education center was Gurukul, where sages and sages provided complete education. Special attention was given to physical activities in…

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Motivation

MOTIVATION The word motivation is derived from the Latin word ‘movere’, meaning ‘to change, ‘to more’ When we say that one is motivated, it means that he/she is driven or moved by an inner force to achieve the goal. We may refer to motivation as a process through which an individual is inspired, stimulated, goaded,…

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Paschimottanasana and its benefits

Paschimottanasana is a yogic posture that involves a forward bend. This pose is usually practiced by sitting on the floor with extended legs in front of the body. The practitioner bends forward from the hips, keeps the back straight, and stretches the hamstrings, back, and spine. Paschimottanasana is an excellent pose for improving flexibility, reducing stress, and…

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Sprain and Strain

Sprain- A sprain is a soft tissue injury. It is the injury of ligaments. A sprain occurs in joints like that- ankle joints, wrist joints, knee joints, and elbow joints. A sprain may or may not lead to a fracture. classification- It is classified into three grades based on their severity. Grade I- This is…

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