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The yoga posture of Shoulder Stand (Sarvangasana) stimulates and rejuvenates your entire body, it is good for blood circulation in the chest, shoulders, upper back, the neck and the head. It helps in purification of blood and improves circulation and thereby preventing your hair loss.

Lie
on the blankets with your shoulders supported (and
parallel to one of the longer edges) and your head
on the floor.
Lay your arms on the floor alongside
your torso, then bend your knees and set your feet
against the floor with the heels close to the
sitting bones. Exhale, press your arms against the
floor, and push your feet away from the floor,
drawing your thighs into the front torso.

Continue to lift by curling the pelvis and then
the back torso away from the floor, so that your
knees come toward your face.
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Stretch your arms out parallel to the edge of
the blanket and turn them outward so the fingers
press against the floor (and the thumbs point behind
you). Place your arms against your upper back and
try to place your hands as near as possible to the
shoulder blades. Try to place your elbows at
shoulder-width. If you cannot do this, put them at a
somewhat wider distance from each other. If you
want, you can use a belt to keep the arms together.

Lift up your legs, one at a time, and see to it that the pelvis is placed straight over your back and your hands. Your legs are placed a little forward. Divide the weight of your legs between the hands and the shoulders. Build up strength in the upper lower back and give space to your chest and shoulder muscles.
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Press the backs of your upper arms and the tops of your shoulders actively into the blanket support, and try to lift the upper spine away from the floor. Gaze softly at your chest.
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