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How Does Pranayama Minimize Atherosclerosis And Deposits In Coronary Arteries?
Can you provide a clinical correlation on how yogic breathing exercises like Pranayama minimize or reverse atherosclerosis and deposits in coronary arteries ? While it is true these lower LDL levels, can these yogic exerises actually reverse deposits?
Tue, 26 Aug 2014
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This clinical correlation may be due to a normalization of autonomic cardiovascular rhythms as a result of increased vagal modulation and/or decreased sympathetic activity and improved baroreflex sensitivity along with an augmentation of endogenous nitric oxide production.
To lower LDL levels & reverse deposits you may need not only Pranayama also you required to follow a healthy lifestyle, stress management , other yogic practices, exercises, balanced diet.
If you have any further questions I will be happy to help
My mail id drarunpodora007@gmail.com
This clinical correlation may be due to a normalization of autonomic cardiovascular rhythms as a result of increased vagal modulation and/or decreased sympathetic activity and improved baroreflex sensitivity along with an augmentation of endogenous nitric oxide production.
To lower LDL levels & reverse deposits you may need not only Pranayama also you required to follow a healthy lifestyle, stress management , other yogic practices, exercises, balanced diet.
If you have any further questions I will be happy to help
My mail id drarunpodora007@gmail.com
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