Yoga and Pranayama A mother's behavior has a direct impact on the health of the fetus. Staying healthy during pregnancy is essential, and it is important to include yoga and pranayama in your daily routine. Yoga and pranayama help reduce physical changes, back pain, breathlessness, and other discomforts during pregnancy. They also help in smooth and normal delivery (parturition). Rules for Yoga and Pranayama Practice yoga and pranayama preferably in the morning on an empty stomach. Do not practice yoga for at least 3 hours after eating. During practice, do not suppress any natural urges like sneezing, urination, or defecation. Choose a clean, airy, and flat place for yoga. Perform the asanas slowly, gently, and mindfully according to your strength. Pay special attention to your breathing pattern. Yoga – Asanas during Pregnancy Yoga-Asana Month Benefits Vajrasana From the 1st to the 9th month Reduces body burning sensation and indigestion, improves blood circulation. Ar...