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Padmasana benefits and precautions

Padmasana benefits and precautions

Padmasana benefits and precautions Advertise here What is Padmasana? Padmasana is a Sanskrit word and is also called Kamalasan. The word kamal is a Hindi term meaning a lotus flower. This asana is also known as the "Lotus Pose," owing to the lotus shape that our legs made while performing this asana. This asana is a yogic exercise where the legs are crossed while maintaining a straight posture. That asana is an important meditation position. This asana helps the meditation to deepen by calming the mind and improving various physical disorders. Most people sitting in office chairs don't have the option to lie down folding their legs. And you will strengthen the legs with this Padmasana . It's one of the asanas that's greatly suited for that person. It's a healthy exercise, healthy for the mind, and good for breathing. It helps to boost flexibility. Tips to do Padmasana (Lotus Pose) for Beginners: If you're a beginner then pract

BMI calculator kg and cm

BMI calculator kg and cm Image Credit: vilabin.com Body mass index ( BMI ) is the weight of a person in kilograms, divided by the height square in meters. BMI is a cheap and simple weight category screening tool – underweight, safe weight, overweight, and obesity. BMI does not directly measure body fat but BMI is moderately correlated with more direct body fat 1,2,3 measurements. In fact, BMI appears to be as closely associated with different metabolic and disease outcomes as are these more straightforward measures of body fatness. Why is BMI used for measuring obesity and overweight?  Because only height and weight are required for calculation, BMI is an inexpensive and easy tool. Visit How is BMI measured to display the formula based on either kilograms and meters, or pounds and inches? How to calculate BMI? Example: weight = 68 kilograms, height = 165 cm (1,65 m)  Calculation: 68 ÷ (1.65)2 = 24.98.