Breast milk - new born and yoga, - how yoga helps -Indian Yoga Management, India.
After child birth mammary gland becomes active. A female gets milk by nipple to feed new-born.
Yoga helps to activate the hormone and duct ( tube ) to produce milk.
A spongy fat which is tissue is stretched in process of yoga, and also direct
Pitutiary gland. Let us discuss in details -
This process is under control of hormone called Prolactine and Oxitocine.
The fatty area of female breast is a type of tissue called Connecting Tissue.
This tissue is in form of lobes ( 15 to 20 lobes ).
These lobes have lactiferous ducts opens in hole of nipple.
It means there is a thin pipe like structure connecting lobes and nipple.
Milk formed in these lobes come out with this pipe ( lactiferous duct ) in nipple.
Now question is that if milk is not sufficient how yoga can help in this ?
Let us think about 2 points only –
- Hormone – prolactine and oxitocine
- Physical structure of breast
In Yoga we do physical activity like asann and meditation. There are many
Other activities also but we will not discuss at this point.
Yoga coordinates body and mind. Here body means organ, gland, tissue, system.
Mind means parts of brain and activity performed by brain. For example thinking,
Excitement, anger, stimulation, movement, happiness …….and more.
If we start yoga in age 12 years afterwards, yoga controls the activity of Pitutiary gland.
If Pitutiary gland not functions well, there are asann and meditation which
force this gland and also to Hypothalamus to be as usual.
The source of this hormone Prolactine and Oxitocine is
Hypothalamus and Pitutary Gland.
Oxytocine is neurohormone which has long time effect on body by
Neurosecretion. Here Yoga and asana help to solve this problem.
It is better to do yoga for every child – girl from age 12 years onward.
