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I have been told to try yoga to help reduce my pain. I did chair yoga a few times, but have not attended a class yet?
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I think it's good for my back. I haven't done it in a while but intend to start up again. There was a show that used to air on Oxygen in the mornings called Inhale with Steve Ross. It's not on anymore but fortunately someone has posted some episodes on youtube. I think the movements flow together nicely and he does a good job of explaining and keeping things upbeat. The episodes are about 40-45 mins long.
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look up ddp yoga.
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it helps pain a friend of mine suffered from back pain and after a few sessions it helped. i ut to ease my pain .
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it helps pain a friend of mine suffered from back pain and after a few sessions it helped. i ut to ease my pain .
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Yes it does help reduce pain. I used to do yoga on a regular basis. I need to start again.
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I have never done yoga but I have heard the same and I do believe it could help. But I also believe it goes deeper than that. I think the addition of yoga is great, but the most important thing is diet. I firmly believe, from personal experience, that if you get your diet right all of your pain will be gone.
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I have never done yoga but I have heard the same and I do believe it could help. But I also believe it goes deeper than that. I think the addition of yoga is great, but the most important thing is diet. I firmly believe, from personal experience, that if you get your diet right all of your pain will be gone.
yes diet and nutrition are important pieces to the puzzle as well. they go hand in hand. i should be doing this but im not, im lazy and like bad food lol
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I dont know if it does. But I'll be going to my first yoga class on Monday during a lunch session. So will see how it it goes.
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I have chronic lower back pain that was helped tremendously by doing yoga, it eventually made my back stronger & my spine/stance straighter. Immediately it helps with releasing stress throughout your muscles by all the stretching & holding poses. It also tones up your body nicely as well.
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I've never participated in a yoga class either. I was however a child gymnast and my body and my brain are muscle trained to stretch when aches and pains start in. I've learned how to manage stiffness with OTC pain relief, braces and stretching. But I thought of it as a little physical therapy ... guess yoga would be a good word for it too.
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It will help: when I was doing it more often I did feel less pain overall especially in my legs where the muscles are really tight.
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I love yoga, it definitely helps.
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Yes! I love yoga and it helps me a lot with back and neck pains. It has also strengthened my wrists and fingers which use to cramp from a lot of desk/computer work.
There are a lot of different types of yoga and some focus on pain reductions. I hope it helps you! :)
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Oh my....has helped tremendously, only doing twice a week now, but use to have terrible back spasms and decided to attend a class. I attended three times a week initially and have not had a back spasm since.
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Just went to my first Yoga class. It was good. It actually helped relieve some of my lower back pain. I also realized how inflexible i am.
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I don't try it yet but my friends have try them and said it works for them. But I don't have time yet maybe I should try sometime to find out.
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It should help but before you attempt to do some on your own, you should do some research & attend some classes.
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I need to do yoga more. It always seems to cheer me up vs. cardio. I'm not too good at it, but Leslie Sansone has some good beginner yoga workouts. Might give those a go again soon.
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dident relize it helped with pain,,,,,,,,
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Yoga is great,,,, I do water aerobics with a side of yoga in it. love the stretching it has
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I would like to know to. I want to do it if it really helps
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I've never heard of yoga reducing pain, but I know it helps you relax. I've tried it a few times. It helped my lower back, which was somewhat pain but just more bothersome.