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Yoga Therapy Two: Breathing Exercises for Insomnia and Anxiety

2014

This progression from Yoga Therapy one involves a lengthened exhalation which produces a greater effect for calming the nervous system and releasing anxiety, stress and tension. It will produce relaxation in the body and mind. See more...

07:52 min

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Anxiety