Yoga can play a significant role in reducing the risk of diabetes. Regular yoga practice helps improve insulin sensitivity, balance blood sugar levels, reduce stress, and support weight management all ...

If you’ve ever talked to your doctor or read an article about managing blood sugar levels, it’s likely you’ve heard that exercise plays an important role. One way to do that is to get out your yoga ...

Diabetes is increasing rapidly in India. Bad lifestyle, stress, unhealthy eating habits, and less physical activity are the main reasons for this. Type 2 diabetes occurs when the body is unable to use ...

Yoga and diabetes control: Study suggests that people who practiced yoga regularly showed significant improvement in fasting, blood, sugar levels, insulin sensitivity, waste circumference and BMI, ...

Five years back, Uchita Patel started her yoga journey as a student. She loved what she learnt and a few years later, she decided to turn it into a profession. Uchita has now been teaching classical ...

Background: Yoga is a popular therapy for diabetes but its efficacy is contested. The aim of this study was to explore the feasibility of researching community based yoga classes in Type 2 diabetes ...

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Yoga may significantly reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes. A new study suggests regular yoga practice can lower the risk by 40%. The Research Society for the Study of Diabetes in India presented the ...

As the world comes together to commemorate the 11th International Yoga Day on 21st June, with the motivating theme of "Yoga for One Earth, One Health," a question of utmost importance is being asked ...

Yoga can significantly improve liver and kidney health by reducing stress and enhancing overall function through targeted ...

Research Ethics Approval was granted by Barnet, Enfield and Haringey Local Research Ethics Committee, REC Number 04/Q0509/32. The trial was prospectively registered on the National Research Register ...