Yoga for Back Pain in Practice

According to an article in the UK’s Daily Mail, the 56-year old biomedicine professor achieved his remarkable recovery through a self-designed yoga back exercise program that he now teaches to others, including participants in an English study funded by the Arthritis Research Campaign. While the study’s results have yet to be tallied, significant positive indications suggest what other studies have already shown: yoga for back pain can provide effective, long-term relief from chronic discomfort.

Having a strong, well-integrated core is important not just for proper alignment in yoga postures, it is a key component in keeping the back and spine healthy and to maintain a good posture throughout life.

Many chronic back pain sufferers discover the hard way that Western medicine is limited in what it has to offer for back pain. 

New research shows that yoga may be useful as a therapy to improve postural stability and balance and lower the risk of trips and falls, which often lead to serious injury in people over the age of 65.

Yoga for back pain helps remove chronic tightness in the soft tissues eliminating the root cause of the back pain.