Physiological functions of Food : Energy Yielding Foods Food is the basic necessity of man. It is a mixture of different nutrients such as carbohydrates, Protein, fat, vitamins and minerals. These nutrients are essential for growth, development and maintenance of good health throughout life. They also play a vital role in meeting the special needs […]
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The Effect of Satkarmas on Physiological System
The Effect of Satkarmas on Physiological System The Satkarmas or the six means of purification helps to keep the internal body clean by removing the residual waste materials from the body. The internal organs get free from accumulated waste materials and are enabled to function efficiently and thus they become free from diseases. Satkarmas not […]
The Effect of Meditation on Physiological System
The Effect of Meditation on Physiological System Meditation is keeping the mind fixed on an object or thought for a long period. In Meditation, all distractions, stress and anxiety are removed from the mind. When the mind becomes stress free, the frequency of the brain waves gradually slows and comes to the minimum possible frequency. […]
The Effect of Pranayama on Physiological System
The Effect of Pranayama on Physiological System Pranayama are breathing techniques whereby the prana, the vital energy is controlled and extended. Oxygen that goes inside our body through breathing is used in the cells of our body for metabolic activities and production of energy. Respiration is a natural process. It is involuntary. In our usual […]
Save the Children receives recognition by Telangana Social Media Group (T-SIG) for its exemplary work in Covid-19 response in Telangana
Telangana | November| 08, 2021: Save the Children received T-SIG Covid-19 Warriors Award by the Telangana Social Impact Group, The CSR Cell of the Department of IT, E&C & Industries, Government of Telangana to recognise our efforts for Covid-19 response. Smt. Prasanthi Bathina, Senior Programme Manager- Andhra Pradesh & Telangana received the award on behalf […]
The Effect of Relaxative Yogasana on Physiological System
The Effect of Relaxative Yogasana on Physiological System There are mainly three types of Yogasana : 1. Meditative 2. Cultural 3. Relaxative. In Relaxative asanas, the muscles of the body and the mind are relaxed and thus all the internal organs of the body as well as the mind get rest. Mental tensions are often […]
The Effect of Cultural Yogasana on Physiological System
The Effect of Cultural Yogasana on Physiological System There are mainly three types of Yogasana : 1. Meditative 2. Cultural 3. Relaxative. In Cultural Asanas, the spine is bent forward, backward, sideways and twisted. Thereby the vertebral column becomes flexible. Flexibility removes the difficulty of movement in the body. The body is rejuvenated due to […]
The Effect of Meditative Asanas on Physiological System
The Effect of Meditative Asanas on Physiological System There are mainly three types of Asanas : 1. Meditative 2. Cultural 3. Relaxative. Meditative Asanas : During meditative Asanas practitioners sits on a particular posture with the spine and head erect relaxing all the muscles, keeping the hands on the knees in Jnana Mudra. Due to […]
Ear : Sense organ of hearing, which has three parts
Ear : Sense organ of hearing, which has three parts Ear is the organ of special sense of hearing. It is also responsible for equilibrium. It is divided into three parts. 1. External Ear : Lying outside the skull. 2. Middle Ear : Lying inside the Skull. 3. Internal Ear External ear consists of two […]
Eye : Six Muscles moves the Eyeball.
Eye is the organ of special sense of vision. It consist of eyeball accessory structure. Eye ball is almost spherical in shape. It is situated in anterior part of orbital cavity. Accessory structure of eyes are * Eyebrows * Eye lids. * Lachrymal apparatus * Extrinsic muscles of eye : There are six muscles moving […]