Showing posts with label yoga. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yoga. Show all posts

Saturday, April 23, 2016

SENS wellness clinic media launch

A new sensation in town- SENS CLINIC, launched in New Delhi.


A high stressed and imbalanced life that we humans live is the root cause to many
diseases and illness, most of which happen at a young age. Hormonal imbalance, anxiety, pollution and wrong lifestyle just add some more flavors to it, leading to irrational brainstorming on the treatment of such diseases. While surgeries or allopathy may have the cure, they certainly don’t come without side effects. Also, without appropriate root cause analysis, you may have the disease come back or in worse case never go. So there is a need of treating human body holistically and that’s where SENS fit in the picture.

An initiative of Primal MD and Wave group, SENS comes as a sure winner with a vision to spearhead the current healthcare model, realigning the tropical researches in medicine along with the ancient learning of Ayurveda. They focus on 360 degree approach of healing through mind, body and soul.

A panel of like-minded doctors and healthcare professionals who recognize the gap in our current healthcare model have come together to address the true needs of people. SENS anti ageing and wellness clinic is bringing together the best Indian and international practices, medical practitioners and latest technologies for holistic wellness.

The occasion had a panel of eminent speakers- Dr. Graham Simpson, Founder & Medical Director Primal MD, Dr. Debjani Chakraborty, Aesthetic Physician, Shanum Chaddha, Director Wave Group, Dr. Kalpana Shekhawat, Nutrition Expert and Mr. Sanjay Sachdeva, Executive Director, SENS clinic.
Dr. Simpson stressed upon preventive measures to keep healthy. Two of his most highlighted points were- To control blood sugar and to avoid frozen/preserved food. Diabetes is the root cause of evil which may even lead to death if not treated on time. In a shocking statement he revealed that India is the diabetic capital of the world! SENS targets to treat such diseases and take preventive measures as well.

Located in New Delhi’s South Ex-2, SENS has a fully equipped state of art clinic with 9 treatment rooms and best of industry doctors offering newest treatments.  They have programs as follows to choose from-
  1. Weight Loss Program (WLP)
  2. Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Program (BHRT)
  3. WellMan/ WellWoman Program (WMP/ WWP)
  4. Ultimate Anti-Ageing Program (UAP)
  5. Reversing Diabetes Program (RDP)
  6. Specialised Cardio-Metabolic Programs (Program 3 + Specialised Tests)
Under the art of aesthetics, SENS offers skincare, body sculpting and hair care that include skin rejuvenation, lifting and firming skin, weight management, hair restoration, transplant and many more customized services. The makeover clinic offers programs like hair & eyelash extension and makeup studio.
High time we take our wellness seriously, before it becomes irreversible.
Visit www.sensclinic.com or visit the clinic at M-10, 2nd floor, South Ex-II, New Delhi-49

Friday, February 7, 2014

Destress thyself- Health Book Day 38

Exercise, coupled with good nutritious diet is the key to a healthy body and mind. We don’t have open space to walk around. We stay in high rise apartments with every item that makes life comfortable. But does that make life healthy? Even if we have space, we don’t have the time to utilize it. We seem to be on our toes always. After returning home from a tiring day at work, 90% people don’t feel like exercising. Either they would be too tired, lazy or stressed out. Alright then, if you fall in the above category, these exercises are you-

Practice deep breathing or Bhastrika- Sit in padmasan (lotus pose), bring the tip of your index finger and thumb together and place your hands on your knees, palms facing up. Arms should be straight. Close your eyes and inhale slowly. Hold your breath for 4-5 seconds and exhale slowly but deeply. Repeat the entire process 3 times. Then inhale exhale deeply with full force. Repeat 5 times.
While exhaling, imagine your fatigue and negativity flushing out of your body. Eventually you feel relaxed and calm.

Pronounce Aum- After deep breathing, practice “Aum”. The process more or less remains the same.

Inhale, hold your breath for 4-5 seconds. Pronounce “Aum” in the process of exhaling. Remember while pronouncing “Aum”, in the initial few seconds your lips would be oval like fish mouth. Purse your lips together and your nasal cavity vibrates with the M sound. The latter (M sound with lips together) should be longer than the “O” sound with oval lips.

Ideally these are practiced during the morning. However, one can do that in the evening too. These are great stress busters and make you feel rejuvenated.



Bhraamri- Your sitting position remains the same. Press your earlobes with your thumb. Index fingers to touch your forehead. Rest of the three fingers would cover your eyes. Do not exert pressure on your eyes. After deep inhaling, exhale from nose vibrating the M sound loudly. Repeat the whole exercise 3 times.  This exercise leaves your mind with a vibrating sensation.
If all 3 exercises are practiced in a sequence daily, gives you immense benefits-
  1. Regulates the right amount of oxygen throughout your body
  2. Increases your concentration
  3. Acts as stress buster
  4. Relieves you of fatigue& laziness
  5. Refreshes mood, counters mood swings
  6. Helps you relax
De stress yourself the yogic way and lead a happy healthy life!

Wednesday, February 5, 2014

Back ache? Health Book- Day 37

Recap- Yesterday was Dhanuraasan (The bow pose). Read the full post here- http://bit.ly/1gOoAiG
Today is a simpler one, named Bhujangaasan or the Cobra Pose. This is a back bend that stretches muscles on the front of the torso and strengthens your arms and shoulders. This is also a part of the sun salutation (Surya Namaskaar) sequence.

Step 1- Lie face down on the floor on yoga mat with your palms flat, placed beneath your shoulders. The tops of your feet should be flat on the floor.
Step 2- Spread your hands on the floor under your shoulders and brush your elbows against your rib cage. Close your eyes and inhale slowly. Feel the stability in your pelvis, thighs and tops of your feet.  Exhale gradually before opening your eyes.
Step 3- As you inhale, steadily straighten your arms and lift your chest from the floor. Do not fully straighten them as if may feel uncomfortable. Extend through and deepen your stretch to create an even arc in your back.
Step 4- Push your upper body off the floor and straighten your arms as much as is comfortable while keeping your hips, legs and feet planted on the mat. Tilt your chin upward and lift your chest toward the ceiling. Press your tailbone towards your pubis and lift your pubis toward your navel, narrowing your hips. Keep your shoulders broad, but relaxed, with the blades low on your back.
The amazing benefits of this aasana- 
  • Stretches muscles in the shoulders, chest and abdominal cavity.
  • Reduces stiffness of the lower back, Strengthens the spine
  • Strengthens the arms and shoulders, increases flexibility
  • Improves menstrual irregularities
  • Firms and tones the buttocks
  • Invigorates the heart
  • Improves circulation of blood and oxygen, especially throughout the spinal and pelvic regions
  • Improves digestion

Tuesday, February 4, 2014

The butterfly - Health Book Day 35

As a part of the daily exercise regime and mission fitness, I am sharing an easy exercise called the TITLI AASAN or the Butterfly pose.
Benefits:
  • This is a simple exercise to strengthen your thighs, tone the legs muscles and relax them.
  • It also helps to open up the hips&  thighs and improves flexibility.
  • This aasan also stimulates the reproductive and digestive organs.
  • Regular practice of this posture is beneficial to the kidneys, bladder, prostate gland, and ovaries.
Method, step by step :


  1. Sit in the Lotus Pose or Padma Asana. (Crossed legs)
  2. Position your legs so that the soles of your feet touch each other. Your knees should be bent.
  3. Try to position your feet the closest to your pubic area hence pulling your heels inwards.
  4. Grasp your feet with your hands and sit up with your back as straight as possible.
  5. Flap your thighs till your knees hit the ground.
  6. Keep breathing throughout the activity.
  7. You may speed up the lowering and raising of the thighs to further relax the muscles. This flapping motion is what gives the Butterfly Pose its name.
Few precautions-
  • If your are recovering from any injury, do not try this at all.
  • If new to yoga, please practice under expert guidance.
See the you tube video for the aasan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77yDLrRWCIg