Ingredients of Pranayama Therapy

Mr. Ramneek Wig coined the term “Pranayama Therapy” in the year 2004.

Mr. Ramneek Wig got cancer not once, twice, but three times. The second time he got cancer, he had a bone marrow transplant at UCI Medical Center at Orange County in California. The third time he got cancer, he went to USC Medical Center in Los Angeles; there he was treated with research drugs.

Even after Mr. Wig’s treatment was over, the doctors in the United States gave him maximum 6 months to live. After coming back to India in the year 2004, Mr. Wig decided to experiment different pranayamas upon himself.

It was after a lot of research and practical experiences, Mr. Wig made a set of pranayamas for himself, and named them as Mind-Body-Soul pranayamas. He also made changes in his diet. It was December 2004 when Mr. Ramneek Wig coined the term “Pranayama Therapy.”

Mind-Body-Soul pranayamas are 15 in number. They have all the essential ingredients present in them comprising of correct inhalation, abdominal breathing, chest breathing, proper use of lungs, internal retention, external retention, deep exhalation, rapid inhalation and exhalation, deep abdominal breathing, proper use of the diaphragm and forceful exhalation.

Mind-Body-Soul pranayamas are helpful in the treatment of various diseases and ailments. Some of the diseases in which Mind-Body-Soul pranayamas are very helpful are as follows—heart problems, blockages in the arteries, diabetes, obesity, high blood pressure, cancer, high cholesterol, asthma, depression, prostrate disorders, low blood pressure, lung congestions, liver disorders, skin problems, nasal blockages, nervous disorders, acidity, constipation, insomnia and loss of appetite.

Mind-Body-Soul pranayamas are a great aid to stress management. Even the most stressful situations can be overcome by practicing these Mind-Body-Soul pranayamas. Apart from this, Mind-Body-Soul pranayamas help in the realization of the Self.

Mr. Ramneek Wig has done a Diploma in Yoga and Naturopathy from Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri Sanskrit University. He was awarded a Gold Medal for his outstanding performance.

Mr. Wig also took part in the Delhi State Yoga Championship. Thereafter, Mr. Ramneek Wig used to teach Yog Darshan (Yoga Philosophy) at Indian Institute of Yoga and Naturopathy, New Delhi.

Mr. Ramneek Wig is the founder of pranayamatherapy.com; he regularly conducts workshops on “Miracles of Pranayama” in both India and abroad.

Pranayama Therapy consists of 2 ingredients:

1. Pranayama

2. Diet


PRANAYAMA

The word pranayama consists of 2 ingredients—Prana and Ayama.

Prana stands for the vital energy present within each one of us; in gross terms, it can be easily understood as the breath.Ayama stands for extension, direction, regulation or control.Thus the word pranayama stands for extension, regulation, control or direction of the breath.

There are different pranayamas for different diseases and ailments; certain guidelines are to be followed while practicing pranayama; apart from this there are certain safety precautions which are to be kept in mind while practicing pranayama.



DIET

This is the second ingredient of “Pranayama Therapy.”

Mr. Ramneek Wig recommends a diet comprising of natural foods for pranayama practitioners.

Food products such as fresh seasonal fruits and vegetables, sprouts, whole wheat items, sprouted porridge, honey, and soybean should be taken.Apart from this lot of water should be taken; at least 3 to 4 litres in a day.

As far as diseases are concerned, there are different food stuff, which are to be taken depending upon the ailment the patient is suffering from. In addition to this there are certain food items which should be avoided in order to remain healthy and strong.

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Introduction to Pranayama Therapy

Pranayama Therapy was invented by Mr. Ramneek Wig in the year 2004. Earlier to this pranayama was never used as a therapy in itself. Mr. Ramneek Wig was diagnosed with cancer in the year 1998. He got his treatment done at Delhi in the year 1999. Therafter, it he again got a relapse of cancer by the end of 1999 itself. Mr. Wig had his bone marrow transplant done at the University of California, Irvine Medical Centre in the year 2000.

Mr. Wig did fine for the next couple of years until 2003 when he was again struck by the disease. This time the cancer was much more aggressive, and the doctors in India thought it to be a hopeless case. He was given 1 month to live on the outerside. Mr. Wig flew to America, and this time he contacted a research center for cancer in the US known as the University of Southern California. There he underwent aggressive chemotherapy treatment for the next 6 months.

After the treatment was completed the doctors in the United States gave him a mere 1 percent chance of a cure. According to the doctors in the US, the maximum life which Mr. Wig had now was about one year on the outerside. This led Mr. Wig to start practicing different breathing exercises on his own, which finally resulted in him inventing Pranayama Therapy.

Mr. Wig has also done a Diploma in Yoga and Naturopathy from Lal Bhadur Shastri University at New Delhi. He came first in the University, and was given a Gold Medal
for his outstanding performance.

Mr. Wig is the author of several books, and is a great motivational speaker. He regularly holds workshops on Pranayama Therapy in India and abroad.

Pranayama

Pranayama comes from two words: Prana and Apana.
Prana stands for the vital energy of the breath, which is present within each one of us. Apana stands for directing or regulating. Thus Pranayama is directing or controlling the vital energy of the breath.
Pranayama is a very old science. It has been since the time of the Bhagavad Gita, which is more than 5000 years old.