

It is also the third pose of Surya Namaskar, the sun salutation sequence. It is believed to reduce tamas, which means heaviness or inertia in the body.
Practice of Padahastasana

In the beginning, one should practice for 15-20 seconds, increasing the duration over time.

Padahastasana is an inverted posture which provides innumerable health benefits. This cultural asana is beneficial in indigestion. It prevents stiffness of spine as this yoga asana stretches and lengthens the entire spine.
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