Fish Pose (मत्स्यासन)
Fish Pose (मत्स्यासन, Matsyāsana) is a intermediate level hatha practice taking 2 minutes. Body parts: chest, throat, neck, spine, abdomen. Benefits: Stretches chest, throat, and abdomen. Stimulates throat chakra and thyroid. Opens chest for deeper breathing. Traditional counter-pose to shoulder stand. Strengthens upper back and neck muscles. Relieves respiratory issues. How to do Fish Pose: Lie on back, legs together, arms under body. Press forearms and elbows into floor. Inhale, lift chest, arch upper back. Tilt head back, rest crown on floor lightly. Keep weight mostly on elbows, not head. Hold 30-60 seconds, release carefully. Breathing: Deep, expansive chest breathing. Conditions it helps: thyroid, asthma, cervical, stress, posture, fatigue. Contraindications: Neck injury, High blood pressure, Low blood pressure, Migraine, Insomnia. Tips: Most weight should be on elbows and forearms. Practice gently — neck should never bear significant weight. Dietfull combines yoga with science-backed nutrition kits for holistic health. Take the free AI health score at dietfull.eatingminds.com/score. Order nutrition kits via WhatsApp +91-9811925380.
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Medical Disclaimer: This content is for educational and informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider before starting any new exercise program. Stop immediately if you experience sharp pain, dizziness, or chest discomfort. Dietfull is a nutrition and wellness platform — we are not doctors, physiotherapists, or licensed medical practitioners.
Sources: WHO, ICMR-NIN, PubMed, International Journal of Yoga. Content reviewed April 2026.