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How to practice NAULI (abdominal vacuum technique)

Name: How to practice NAULI (abdominal vacuum technique)
Uploaded: 2025-04-22
Duration: T09M14S
Channel: VRSUN

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Released: 4 months ago

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In this video, we will show you Nauli, also known as the abdominal vacuum, a powerful practice rooted in ancient yoga traditions. Nauli is more than just a physical exercise; it’s a bridge between body and mind, deeply rooted in yogic philosophy. This dynamic abdominal massage strengthens deep core muscles, particularly the transverse abdominis, creating a toned, flat belly and a slimmer waistline. Beyond aesthetics, it stimulates digestion, boosts circulation to internal organs, and can even enhance energy levels and mental clarity.

Avoid this practice if you’re pregnant, menstruating, or have conditions like hernias, high blood pressure, or digestive issues such as ulcers. Recent abdominal surgeries or chronic conditions like endometriosis are also contraindications. Always consult a doctor or trained instructor to ensure it’s safe for you, as improper technique can lead to discomfort or injury.