Stroke survivors and those at risk urged to focus on yoga and tai chi

Diana
Diana on Friday, November 9 2018
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Stroke survivors and those at risk urged to focus on yoga and tai chi from University of South Australia. Stroke Foundation grant recipient Dr Maarten Immink, says physical activity plays an important role in preventing recurrent stroke but many stroke survivors may have limited mobility.

This is where yoga and tai chi are so helpful. They are gentle, movement-based MBIs which help people focus - a state of mind which stroke survivors often lose - and be active at the same time. 

 

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Diana I attend a weekly tai chi group weekly.  As I cannot stand for a great length of time I sit for most of the exercises. Quite acceptable to our instructor. The focus of this hour of tai chi  is simple exercises for good health. The upper body exercise are ideal for lowering BGL. As a Type 1 diabetic blood glucose levels are always on my mind.   Jenny

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