Benefit #7: Yoga Helps Manage Pain
Cancer treatment and their side effects can cause pain, not the cancer itself. But a yoga practice can reduce pain. Learn why and how.
Simple Ways to Manage Lymphedema with yoga
Lymphedema can occur after any cancer or treatment that affects the flow of lymph through the lymph nodes, such as removal of lymph nodes. Yoga and other exercises have been proven to be effective management of initial occurrence and ongoing reduction of side effects.
Yoga Pose: Warrior One
The yoga pose – Warrior One – can strengthen the body, improve balance, build bone and improve the lymphatic system. Learn how.
Benefit #6: Yoga Helps Manage Weight Gain
Weight gain has significant impact on both physical and psychological aspects of a cancer survivor’s life. Yoga can help manage weight.
Benefit #5: Yoga Strengthens the Immune System
Many claim that yoga will strengthen the immune system. Often these claims are not substantiated. But there is research and justification. Learn more today.
Child’s Pose: Why we don’t do it?
Child’s Pose is not necessarily relaxing or comforting for all student, which defeats its purpose entirely. Oncology Yoga employs other poses that are accessible and relaxing.
Yoga Pose: Cactus Clap & Dirty T-Shirt
Improving range of motion in shoulders and arms is a must for cancer patients and survivors. Certain yoga can be effective. Learn more.
Yoga Pose: Warrior Three at the Wall
A yoga pose to strengthen the body, build bone, increase heart rate and stimulate the lymphatic system. Necessary for all cancer patients and survivors.
Yoga Pose: Cat and Cow
A yoga pose to build spine and hip mobility, arm strength, lymphatic drainage and more. Necessary for all cancer patients and survivors.
Benefit #4: Yoga Keeps the Spine Strong
The spine is our super highway for all the major body systems. Keeping it strong is important to cancer patients and survivors. Learn more.