You can do this pose pretty much any time that works for you. Many people like to do it in the morning before breakfast to get their day started, or in the afternoon when they get home from work. It’s also great right before bed, as it can help you relax and sleep better. If you can, try to do it at least twice a day. But if you only have time for one session, doing it at night is a good choice because that’s when most of the fluid and blood have accumulated in your legs throughout the day.Book Pain Specialists
Important Considerations: Risks and Who Should Be Careful
You might be wondering if this pose is safe for everyone, especially older folks or those with certain health conditions. Let’s clear up some common worries.
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First off, this pose can generally
