Air Pollution: Toxic air is making it difficult to breathe, so strengthen your lungs with these 5 exercises.

Air Pollution: Delhi has become a gas chamber for the last few days. The continuously declining air quality has made life difficult for people. Poisonous air is suffocating people in many parts of the country including Delhi. Due to increasing pollution, people are facing many health-related problems. Many people are suffering from eye irritation and chest pain due to this. In such a situation, it is important to take special care of your health in the deteriorating environment.

Whenever we breathe, toxic pollutants enter our bodies. In such a situation, it is becoming difficult for people to even breathe due to increasing pollution. With increasing pollution, there has been an increase in the cases of eye infections, asthma cases, and other health problems related to the lungs and respiratory system. In such a situation, today we will tell you about some exercises that will help in strengthening your respiratory system and increasing lung capacity.

box breathing

To do the box breathing exercise, sit or lie down in a quiet place and take deep breaths through your nose for a count of four. Then hold your breath for another count of four. After this, exhale slowly for four seconds and then pause for a count of four before starting the process again. Doing this helps increase oxygen intake, reduces anxiety and stress, and increases lung function.

pursed lips breathing

To do this exercise, purse your lips and inhale slowly through your nose. Then, exhale slowly through your mouth. Make sure to purse your lips as if you are about to whistle.

Diaphragmatic breathing or deep breathing

To perform diaphragmatic breathing exercises, lie on your back with your knees bent and your hands on your stomach. Breathe in slowly and deeply through your nose, allowing your stomach to rise. Then exhale slowly through your mouth, causing your stomach to come down.

Pranayama

Pranayam is a great way to increase your lung capacity and strengthen the respiratory system. To do this technique, straighten your spine and sit in a comfortable position. Then place your hands on your knees and exhale forcefully through your nose while contracting your abdominal muscles. After this take a deep breath again. Repeat this process for 10-20 breaths.

hyperventilation

To do this exercise, breathe rapidly and deeply for 30-60 seconds and then exhale. After this, hold your breath for 15-30 seconds and then exhale slowly. Repeating this process 5-10 times will be beneficial.

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