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Depression

Therapeutic Yoga for Depression

Depression is a mental health problem which includes feelings of sadness, loss of interest in daily life, low mood or depressed mood. Depression can affect both health and life to a large extent. But Don’t Worry, Depression is not a much big problem. Depression can be overcome with Therapeutic yoga. Yoga alleviates stress, calms the mind, builds confidence, and increases mental awareness. Therapeutic Yoga for depression lets you fight it without medication.
To get permanently rid of depression, see some pranayama and yoga asanas for depression below and give them a try.

Yoga Asanas

A meditative means of discovering dysfunctional perception and cognition, as well as overcoming it to release any suffering, find inner peace and salvation.

Supta Baddha Konasana

It improves the level of oxygen in the body and helps in relaxing the body and mind.

Supta Sukhasana

This yoga for depression will help you to improve the level of oxygen in the body and in relaxing the body and mind.

Utthita Trikonasana

It makes the body properly aligned and also connects the body and mind.

Adho Mukha Svanasana

This asana improves blood circulation in the head.

Ardha Chandrasana

This yoga for depression improves the solar plexus.

Sirsasana

This Stimulates the hypothalamus gland which controls our intellectual system

Viparita Dandasana

This asana makes the heart expand as the chest gets expanded and as a result increases blood circulation. This yoga for depression is much beneficial in improving emotional imbalance.

Bharadvajasana

This asana makes your diaphragm flexible.

Adho Mukha Virasana

In this yoga for depression, It improves blood circulation in the head and releases the tension from the head.

Sarvangasana

This asana helps in releasing the right quantity of hormones in all the glands, especially in the pituitary, penial, adrenal glands, etc.

Setu Bandha Sarvangasana

This yoga for depression is good for your emotions and heart.

Ujjayi Pranayama

Strengthens the immune system and improves the quality of breath.

Viloma Pranayama

This pranayama improves your nervous system, increases concentration power and stimulates your dormant energy.

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What is Depression

Depression is a mood disorder characterized by a continuous feeling of sadness, low self-esteem, and loss of interest in daily activities for a longer period of time. It affects your ability to think, sense, and behave and creates a feeling of misery and hopelessness. Sometimes people with depression may have suicidal tendencies. Depression can affect a person’s personal life, and general health to a large extent.
Depression is a serious medical condition that can be very dangerous if not treated on time, but you don’t need to worry much as people who seek treatment for depression observes significant improvements and lead normal life.

Causes and Symptoms of Depression

Causes:

The exact causes of depression are not known but there are a number of factors that could be responsible for depression such as:

  1. Genetics – People with any blood relatives with depression are more likely to develop this condition.
  2. Biological changes in the brain.
  3. Environmental factors
  4. Biological changes in neurotransmitter level
  5. Childhood trauma
  6. Psychosocial Factors – The combination of social factors and individual thoughts are responsible for depression.
  7. Hormones – The imbalance of hormones can lead to depression in some individuals.
  8. Brain Structure – People with less active frontal lobes have been linked to depression.
  9. Certain Medical Conditions – People with certain medical conditions such as insomnia, chronic pain, ADHD, etc are at higher risk of depression.
  10. Drug Use – Excessive alcohol consumption and drug use could lead to depression.

Some risk factors associated with depression  are:

  1. Low self-esteem
  2. Being more self-critical
  3. History of mental illness
  4. A stressful event such as the death of a close person or relative, divorce, or financial problems.
  5. Being gay, transgender, lesbian.
  6. Certain medications (medicines for high blood pressure, sleeping pills, etc.)
  7. Head injury

Symptoms:

People with depression show many signs and symptoms which can be identified easily such as:

  1. Loss of interest in daily activities
  2. Depressed mood
  3. Fatigue or weakness
  4. Feeling of loneliness, hopelessness, sadness, frustration, anxiety, and anger on small matters.
  5. Irregular sleep patterns (loss of sleep or sleeping too much)
  6. Loss of sexual desires and reduced sex drive
  7. Suicidal thoughts
  8. Slow movements,  impaired speech, and late response during conversations.
  9. A feeling of being unimportant
  10. Lack of concentration and decision making
  11. Sudden Weight loss or weight gain, loss of appetite or increased hunger.

Preventive Measures for Depression:

  1. Maintain an exercise routine as best as possible. A habit of pushing yourself mentally and physically helps keep mental spirits high and prevents the development of any negative emotions.
  2. Avoid activities that make you tense, and prioritize intense or emotionally consuming activities based on your emotional availability. 
  3. Stay away from tobacco products or alcohol as they evoke negative emotions or lead to disturbing addictions. They will worsen your depression or negate the effects of your medicines
  4. Do not take unnecessary pills or prescriptions unless they are absolutely necessary and never without a doctor’s prescription.
  5. Maintain a healthy sleeping schedule as disturbed or lack of sleep is one of the common causes of depression.
  6. Stay away from people who are toxic or talk negatively with you. Don’t participate in conversations that make you feel down or bad about yourself.
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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions on Depression:

How does yoga help with Depression?

Yoga helps in reducing stress and releases good hormones in your brain. People who have regularly practised yoga have been found better immune to depression symptoms than those who don’t.

Does yoga help in the prevention of Depression?

Yoga is a proven way to relax your mind and improve mental as well as physical health. Regular practice can definitely be a strong shield against depression.

Which yoga is good for Depression?

Simple yoga asanas like Supta sukhasana, Adho Mukh Svanasana, Ardh Chandrasana, etc. have been found to be very effective against depression. The only catch is that you need to be regular with it.

What precautions should be exercised while doing yoga for Depression?

Consult with your doctor before starting any exercise routine. They will tell you the dos and don’ts as per your condition. Moreover, find a professional yoga teacher to learn the right technique and then start practising asanas and pranayama for depression. Register on our website to get help from highly trained professionals.

Is Depression treatment with Yoga beneficial?

Yoga has been a torch bearer for mental and physical strength. It works well across different systems in the body and elevates health to a higher level. With its soothing effects from asanas and pranayama, yoga has been the best option to deal with depression.

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