The hard fact (or more like the paradox) of
having chemotherapy is that, while it helps patients fight their disease, it nevertheless drains them of their energy. The harder fact is that the situation is not always a break-even battle, and often, patients find themselves in the losing end.
This is where yoga comes to the rescue, that ancient Hindu discipline of proper breathing, myriad postures, and self-meditations to free the mind and expand the consciousness. While it is not likely to boast of being an ultimate panacea for cancer, it can help patients in managing their disease though.
Yoga classes can help ease their tensions, galvanize all their spiritual and emotional resources, find purpose in their lives, and at the same time connect with their fellows.
Armed with such inner peace and a determination not to surrender one’s body but to connect with it, in the end it IS the patient who
emerges really triumphant after all.
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Sunlight is good for one's healthy body. In the worst case, however, solar radiation can also lead to skin damage such as sunburn. This is a common problem during summer or in countries located near or along the equator. As much as possible, you shou
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