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Near Executive Passport Office G.T Road Gujranwala

CALL US NOW :

+92-331-3836333

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+92-55-3836333

Deep Breathing

Calm Your Mind, Relax Your Body, and Sleep Naturally

At Al-Shifa Group of Hospitals, we offer Deep Breathing with Yoga Therapy as a natural and effective method to improve sleep quality, reduce stress, and balance the body’s energy. This therapy focuses on controlled breathing exercises (Pranayama) and gentle yoga postures that relax the nervous system and promote a state of deep calm.

During each session, our certified instructors guide patients through slow, rhythmic breathing techniques combined with light stretching and meditation. These exercises increase oxygen flow to the brain, lower heart rate, and reduce cortisol (stress hormone) levels — helping the body prepare for restful sleep.

Our approach is personalized, safe, and suitable for all ages. With regular practice, patients experience improved sleep patterns, reduced anxiety, and overall emotional balance.

Benefits of Deep Breathing with Yoga

  • Promotes natural and restful sleep

  • Reduces anxiety, tension, and stress

  • Balances oxygen and hormone levels

  • Calms the nervous system and relaxes the mind

  • Improves mood and energy throughout the day

Frequently Asked Questions

Deep breathing increases oxygen flow and activates the body’s relaxation response. When combined with gentle yoga, it calms the nervous system and prepares the mind for a deep, natural sleep.

Yes, this therapy is completely safe and can be practiced by people of all ages. Our trained instructors guide each session according to your physical comfort and health condition.

Most patients experience improvement in sleep quality within a few sessions, while regular practice provides long-term benefits like reduced anxiety and better emotional balance.

While it’s not a direct substitute for prescribed medicines, many patients find they can reduce dependence on sleep medication over time through consistent yoga and breathing therapy.