The new inventions in … Yoga Therapy OR Yogic Treatment for Arthritis :-Yoga poses for Arthritis :- All of these treatments prevent further damage but the fundamental root of the disease forever lingers. The function of the cartilage is to shield the bones and to prevent them from grinding against each other. The body is also controlled by three body fluids, mucus, wind and bile. When the circulation of prana in a joint has been deficient for a long time, the supply of blood and lymphatic fluid is inadequate, causing the synovial fluid in the joint to stagnate. This therapy uses a whole-person approach that employs a broad range of tools to address the biopsychosocial effects of arthritis through the application of yoga practices and philosophy. Joint pain is no a rare or unusual problem. ✓  Real questions answered by Dr. Steffany Moonaz from people like you, Copyright © 2020 Yoga for Arthritis Do not reproduce without written consent, Yoga for Arthritis 6221 Eastern Ave #5155 Baltimore, MD 21224, Book Meeting/Coaching/Private Session with Dr. Steffany Moonaz. AVAILABLE NOW! Heavy and toxic diets are also an important factors contributing to arthritis: excessive acid in the body causes calcium, minerals and acid toxins to accumulate in the joints and thus, triggers inflammation and pain. Conventional western medicine, despite of its exhaustive understanding of the human body, has not been very successful up till now with its treatment of arthritis. They have the greatest fear of letting go and not being in control. The physical body is also made of five subtle elements called earth, water, fire, air and ether. If the patient is diligent with yoga practice, within one month he or she should notice a 10% improvement and within a year total recovery. It is essential to make adjustments in lifestyle and diet that aim to reduce inflammation and stop the damage. As they practice the yogic movements and poses, they learn how to surrender and allow the prana to flow naturally through the nervous system, organs, cells, and limbs. Yoga therapy teaches us to regard the experience of illness as a challenge not to be feared and as an important teacher for the growth of our soul. Patients need to have a positive attitude toward their yoga practice and not get disheartened by the pain and discomfort that may arise at the beginning. This book moves beyond the traditional routines to present yoga as a lifestyle designed to improve quality of life and overall well-being for individuals living with arthritis and rheumatic conditions. Flexibility needs to be increased through gradual practice and certainly not by pushing the body. Arthritis symptoms stem from emotions and feelings that have been suppressed and this internalization creates poisons that upset the body metabolism and leads to rigidity of the personality. The most afflicted one are the big joints supporting the weight of the body like the hips, knees and ankles and small joints like the fingers and toes. Allopathic doctors only offer palliative treatment by prescribing pain killers and anti-inflammatory agents. In some cases it can be the outcome of a trauma or the symptom of an infectious disease. Sometimes we need to experience a physical letting go. This is a misconception and avoiding moving the joints only increases the stiffness and pain. Painful and disabling, arthritis affects one or, in some cases several joints of the body. Yoga therapy allows the release of unwanted energy and emotions perfectly safely and gently. With this unique pairing of the book and video content, you will be empower to share, teach or practice Yoga for Arthritis with those you care about the most. The old belief systems of the left brain/mind must be discarded. An ample flow of prana is essential to healthy blood circulation and all cells in the body rely upon a constant supply of blood. Yoga therapy teaches us to regard the experience of illness as a challenge not to be feared and as an important teacher for the growth of our soul. However, it is important to understand that too often aging is greatly accelerated by many factors all of which contribute to an imbalance of prana and consequently aggravate the condition of an arthritis patient. As the patient stretches in yoga positions, the muscles, tendons and ligaments become stronger, their elasticity improves and the pain is eased. Yoga therapy and medicine can work efficiently together. Then the therapist can adapt the therapy to the specifics of the patient’s illnesses. A regular yoga practice has positive outcomes on the mental realm of an arthritis patient as it eases conflicts existing in the body and mind, heals the disturbances and blockages and stabilizes the flow of prana. Often many patients when their physical condition starts to improve are, inclined to push themselves too quickly. As the arthritis patients abandon themselves to the breath and the prana, unwanted emotions and negative energy from their body and mind are released. Arthritis refers to several distinctive types of diseases and infections whose common symptoms are the inflammation of the joints. In time, the synovial fluid diminishes, the cartilage degenerates and breaks down and the bones accumulate calcium creating new bone growth that hinders movements. Acidic wastes, toxins and poisons accumulate in the synovial fluid instead of being normally eliminated through the skin and kidneys, and consequently swelling in the joint occurs causing pain and stiffness. Useful as a guide for people living with arthritis, this book is full of inspiration for self care along with instructions for yoga teachers and medical professionals to guide their clients using this whole-person perspective. Aging is the main factor causing arthritis as most people over sixty show some signs of it. Discovering the essence wisdom of Yājñavalkya – International Yoga Day 2020, My Reflections on AHIMSA during the times of Covid-19, Soothing, therapeutic & transformational powers of Music, I felt the calling..the rest fell into place. Lack of exercise weakens the tendons and ligaments undermining the joints. The bones become stronger and resistant to injury. People suffering from arthritic joint pain usually avoid physical exercises altogether and often think mistakenly they need to rest their joints to heal. Experiences and emotions can be locked in the body. A joint is a place in the body where two or more bones meet. Arthritis patients should only undertake yoga therapy under the guidance of a trained therapist.