{"id":18129,"date":"2022-10-16T15:14:41","date_gmt":"2022-10-16T15:14:41","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/bliss-flow.com\/?p=18129"},"modified":"2022-10-16T15:14:41","modified_gmt":"2022-10-16T15:14:41","slug":"yoga-for-headaches","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/bliss-flow.com\/yoga-for-headaches\/","title":{"rendered":"Yoga for Headaches"},"content":{"rendered":"
Having a headache can ruin your whole day. Besides the pain in your head, headaches can impact your whole body. Some people get sensitive to light or sound, some feel nauseous and some get joint pain. There are different types of headaches (read about the 3 types of headaches in Ayurveda here<\/a> and learn how to treat them) but what most of them have in common is that they come with tension. That can be tension in your mind or in your body.<\/p>\n The good thing is, that yoga can help you to release tension in both your body and your mind and is in general great for relaxing. This helps with any stress-related headaches. When we are stressed, we often get tight in the upper back, the shoulders, and the neck – all of this can lead to headaches. There are also studies<\/a> that indicate that yoga can help with migraines.<\/p>\n So let’s look at some yoga poses that can help you to release tension, stress, and headaches.<\/p>\n Whenever you feel that a headache is creeping up, take a break and make sure to relax for a moment and do a few of the below exercises to loosen up the shoulders and the neck. Also breathing exercises like Alternate Nostril Breathing or Box Breathing can help to relax and calm down. Often these short breaks can reduce a headache or stop it before it gets a full migraine attack.<\/p>\n When you do these poses make sure to move slowly and mindfully and focus on your breath. Take deep inhales and exhales into your belly and don’t rush things. Stay in each pose for at least 10 breaths and with each exhale, try to relax more and more into the pose.<\/p>\n <\/p>\nYoga for Headaches<\/h2>\n
Practice with me on YouTube: Yoga for Headaches<\/h2>\n