Pranayama can change your life

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A fan of Get Healthy, Delhi, Madhuri Arora wrote to us to share how doing pranayama has transformed her life. “Since I work from home, I never used to get up before 11 am. I would feel lazy and tired all day. Ever since I started following this campaign, I have been getting up early. I do pranayama every day and I feel energetic and don’t get stressed out,” she says.

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Why pranayama
Pranayama, a Sanskrit word means extension of the pranaa (breath). Doing pranayama regularly relaxes your body and mind, strengthens your nervous and respiratory system, relieves stress, hypertension and also improves your concentration.