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capacity for breathing. Think what changes are |
required to inhale that much air. |
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The Indian ayurvedic physician. Patanjali developed a scientific |
breathing practice called Yogabhyasa. |
Yogabhyasa. Maharshi Patanjali proposed a |
theory called Astanga yoga. He was introduced 195 yogic principles in |
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eight divisions. 1. Yama (Social disipline), 2. Niyama (Individual |
discipline), 3. Asana (Body posture), 4. Pranayama (Expansion of vital |
energy), 5. Prathyahara (With drawal of senses), 6. Dharana |
(Consentration), 7. Dhyana (Meditation), 8. Samadi (Self realisation). |
The art of breathing in Yogabyasa is called Pranayama prana means |
gas, ayama means journey. In Pranayama practice air is allowed to enter |
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three lobes of lungs inorder to increase the amount of oxygen to diffuse |
into blood. Deep breaths in Pranayama helps us to reduce breathings per |
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minute form 20-22 to 15. Because of these deep breaths more amount of |
oxygen available to brain and tissues of the body will be more active. It is |
very important to practice Pranayama regularly to make our life healthy |
and active. All people irrespective of age and sex should practice Pranayama |
under the guidance of well trained Yoga Teacher to improve the working |
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capacity of lungs. |
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Transportation - The circulatory system |
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All the living organisms need nutrients, gases, liquids etc., for growth |
and maintenance of the body. |
All the organisms would need to send these materials to all parts of |
their body whether they are unicellular organisms or multicellular. |
In unicellular organisms these may not have to be transported to longer |
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distances while in multicellular forms have to be sent substances to long |
distances as far as say over 100 feet for the tallest plant on earth. |
In lower organisms like amoeba, hydra etc., all the materials are |
transported through a simple processes like diffusion, osmosis etc., |
In higher animals with trillions of cells in their body adopt the method |
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of diffusion and osmosis only for the bulk movement of materials, would |
takes years. |
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To avoid delay a separate system is needed to carry the materials much |
faster and more efficiently. |
This specialized system that is developed by organisms is called ‘the |
circulatory system’. |
We eat solids, we drink liquids, and we breathe gases. Do you think |
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that it is possible to transport all the three types of materials, through a |
single system? |
Let us study how this circulation is carried out in our body. |
Have you ever observed a doctor holding the wrist of the patient and |
looking at his watch for a minute? What is that he is trying to find out from |
the watch and the wrist of the patient? You may wonder to know that he is |
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counting the heart beat of the patient. Don’t you think that is crazy, holding |
the hand to count the heart beat? |
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