Acid Reflux
Vajrasana is a simple yoga asana, which can be practiced after eating a meal to boost digestion. Vajrasana also the best pose for practicing Pranayama and meditation. Vajrasana calms the mind and brings relief from acid reflux, heartburn, constipation and other stomach ailments. Usually, breathing exercises like Pranayama, Kapalabhati, and Anulon Vilom are practiced while sitting in this position.
Sanskrit Name: Vajrasana
English Name: Diamond Pose
Other Names: Adamantine Pose, Kneeling pose, Pelvic pose, Thunderbolt pose
Practise Vajrasana daily after your meals for 5-10 mins.
In Vajrasana, sitting on your legs reduces the blood flow to the legs and increases it to the digestive area, therefore making the digestive system more efficient.
Vajrasana may cause some pain in the legs, initially. If this happens, stretch your legs forward and massage your ankles, knees, and calf muscles. With regular practice, you will be able to sit in Vajrasana for up to 30 minutes without much discomfort.