Yoga helps loosen tight muscles and increase blood flow to damaged tissues in the back. Whether you’re new to yoga, or a seasoned veteran, these poses are a great place to start when dealing with lower back pain. Yoga blends physical movement, meditation, and controlled breathing. It fosters strength, flexibility, and a calm state of mind.
Dr. David Lee shares some of his favorite yoga poses for preventing & relieving lower back pain. Watch our video to learn how to master some of the best beginner yoga poses like child’s pose, cat & cow pose & sphinx pose.
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