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Targeted yoga practices to support hormonal balance, improve metabolism, and promote overall endocrine health naturally.

Baddha Konasana

Advantages / Benefits

Opens the hips and stretches inner thighs and groin

Improves flexibility of hip and knee joints

Disadvantages

May be uncomfortable for people with knee or hip injuries

Overstretching can strain inner thigh muscles

Caution / Precautions

Avoid forcing the knees downward

People with knee, hip, or groin injuries should practice carefully

Malasana

Advantages / Benefits

Strengthens the thighs, calves, and core muscles

Improves flexibility of hip and knee joints

Disadvantages

Difficult for beginners with tight ankles or hips

Not suitable for people with severe knee, ankle, or hip injuries

Caution / Precautions

Avoid if you have knee, ankle, or hip injuries

Do not force the squat or heels to the floor

Supta Baddha Konasana

Advantages / Benefits

Deeply stretches the hamstrings, calves, and hips

Opens the hips, groin, and inner thighs gently

Disadvantages

Not suitable immediately after heavy meals

Without support, it can strain the inner thighs

Caution / Precautions

Use cushions under knees to avoid strain

Avoid if you have recent hip, knee, or groin injury without support

Setu Bhujangasana

Advantages / Benefits

Strengthens the spine, lower back, hips, and gluteal muscles

Improves flexibility of the spine

Disadvantages

Incorrect practice may strain the neck or lower back

Overlifting the hips can cause discomfort

Caution / Precautions

Avoid if you have severe neck injury, slipped disc, or recent spinal surgery

People with knee pain should practice carefully or modify

Dhanurasana

Advantages / Benefits

Deeply relaxes the spine and back muscles

Relieves lower back pain and spinal tension

Disadvantages

Not suitable for people who feel discomfort lying prone

May cause breathing difficulty in people with chest or abdominal issues

Caution / Precautions

Avoid if you have recent abdominal surgery or pregnancy

People with severe chest or breathing problems should consult a professional

Ustrasana

Advantages / Benefits

Improves balance, stability, and body coordination

Enhances hip joint mobility and flexibility

Disadvantages

Incorrect practice may strain hamstrings or hips

Not suitable for people with severe ankle, knee, or hip injuries

Caution / Precautions

People with low blood pressure should practice carefully

Practice on an empty stomach for best results, or 3–4 hours after meals

Viparita Karani

Advantages / Benefits

Relieves tired or swollen legs and feet

Reduces mild lower back pain and spinal tension

Disadvantages

Can cause dizziness in people sensitive to inversion

Not suitable for people with severe shoulder or spinal problems

Caution / Precautions

Practice on an empty stomach or 3–4 hours after meals

Maintain steady breathing; do not hold the breath

Matsyasana

Advantages / Benefits

Opens the chest, lungs, and shoulders

Improves breathing capacity and lung expansion

Disadvantages

Incorrect practice may strain the neck or lower back

Not suitable for people with severe neck or spinal problems

Caution / Precautions

Do not put full weight on the head

PPregnant women should avoid

Ardha Matsyendrasana

Advantages / Benefits

Improves spinal flexibility and mobility

Over-twisting can cause discomfort in the lower back

Disadvantages

Incorrect practice may strain the knees, hips, or lower back

Not suitable for people with severe shoulder or spinal problems

Caution / Precautions

Avoid if you have severe spinal, knee, or hip problems

Pregnant women should avoid deep twists

Shavasana

Advantages / Benefits

Gently stretches the lower back, hips, thighs, and ankles

Relieves back, neck, and shoulder tension

Disadvantages

May cause discomfort in people with knee or ankle problems

Not suitable for people with severe knee injuries

Caution / Precautions

Avoid if you have recent knee injury or surgery

People with ankle pain should use support or modify

Anjaneyasana

Advantages / Benefits

Deeply stretches hip flexors, thighs, and groin

Strengthens legs, knees, hips, and core muscles

Disadvantages

May strain knees or hips if alignment is incorrect

Difficult for people with knee problems without support

Caution / Precautions

Avoid if you have severe knee or hip injuries

Do not overarch the lower back

Balasana

Advantages / Benefits

Improves digestion and helps relieve constipation

Strengthens the spine and back muscles

Disadvantages

May cause discomfort in knees, hips, or lower back

Incorrect practice may strain abdominal muscles

Caution / Precautions

Avoid if you have hernia, ulcers, or recent abdominal surgery

Pregnant women should avoid

Apanasana

Advantages / Benefits

Deeply stretches the hamstrings, calves, and hips

Helps relieve stiffness in the lumbar spine

Disadvantages

Overstretching may strain hamstrings or lower back

Incorrect alignment can cause hip or knee discomfort

Caution / Precautions

Avoid if you have severe hamstring, hip, or lower back injuries

Practice on an empty stomach for best results, or 3–4 hours after meals

Chakki Chalanasana

Advantages / Benefits

Deeply stretches the hamstrings, calves, and hips

Helps relieve stiffness in the lumbar spine

Disadvantages

Overstretching may strain hamstrings or lower back

Incorrect alignment can cause hip or knee discomfort

Caution / Precautions

Pregnant women should avoid

Keep movements slow and controlled