Yoga for Bloating, Digestion, Ulcerative Colitis, IBD & IBS

Yoga for Bloating, Digestion, Ulcerative Colitis, IBD & IBS

Try this gentle routine anytime you’re feeling bloated, gassy or your Ulcerative Colitis, IBD or…

Hey guys, I’m Sarah Beth, this gentle sequence for digestion and bloating. We’ll start on our backs, pull both knees in for full wind pose or AAPIs onna just hold your legs. Don’t, try to force them into your instead relax and feel your lower back release.

,. The breath we’re gonna use in this routine is a belly breath. So, as you inhale through your nose, feel your belly expand and push out, then, as you exhale through your nose, feel your belly contract and fall breathing.

This way within each posture will help massage your organs, move blockages and relax you physically and mentally. As your digestive process can fire up, , for half win, pose, extend your left leg, long down on the mat and hold on to your right, shin, maintain your belly breath and allow everything else to relax from your toes to your eyebrows.

Pull your left knee back in and switch sides extend your right leg, long down on the mat and again this is a gentle pose. So not much effort is needed, focus on your belly breath and relaxation , pull both knees in settle into your lower back.

Then gently roll over onto your left side into a fetal position, keep your knees, tucked in close for a gentle but efficient twist reach your right arm up and open your and shoulders to your right.

Allow your right arm, and possibly your shoulder to rest on the mat, try your belly breath here for optimal cleansing and rinsing , to undo your twist. Just curl up on your left side, again keep your knees tucked in roll onto your back, then onto your right side into a fetal position.

, reach your left arm up and open your and rest your left arm and maybe the shoulder on the ground behind you, relax everything and force nothing curl up on your right side into your fetal position, then use your top hand to press up To seated on your mat into a seated position, just cross at the ankles place your hands on your knees and inhale, as you gently, lift your heart and chin.

Then exhale to tuck your chin and cave the chest again inhale to open the chest and belly and exhale to close the chest and belly just one more time. Inhale, lift and open, exhale cave and closed great, come back to Center and extend your legs long in front of you bend your right knee and place the sole of your right foot outside of your left.

Shin place your right hand on the mat behind you and hug. Your left arm around your right knee to help you gently twist to the right use. Your inhale lengthen your and, as you exhale try twisting a little bit deeper inhale to sit up tall exhale to twist gently [, Music ] then come back to Center and take a quick counter stretch to the left now to switch sides.

First, switch legs right: leg goes long left knee bends place your left foot outside of your right. Shin plant, your left hand behind you, hug your right arm around your left. Knee inhale, sit up tall exhale twist to your left, keep breathing full and deep and feel the expansion and contraction through your belly.

, come back to Center and take a quick counter stretch towards your right, [, Music. ], then, back to centre separate your feet: mat distance, lower down onto your elbows and just lower your knees to the left for a couple of breaths now bring your knees back to Center and lower both to the right, bring both knees back up and just go Side to side like windshield wipers as slow as you’d like to go if it feels better, you can lie down on your back.

While doing this, we’ll meet there, eventually from your back on the mat, pull both knees in for full wind, pose and lengthen your lower back. Her happy baby pose grab the inner arches of your feet and spread your ankles open.

The idea here is to flatten out your lower back. So if your hips are peeling up, try grabbing on to your ankles or knees instead take a couple of deep breaths wherever you are , for half happy baby release your left leg.

Long down on the mat place your left hand on your left thigh to make sure it stays, grounded and take one or two big breaths reach your left hand across to grab your right knee then reach your right arm straight up from your side and pull your Knee across the body for a supine spinal twist, be as gentle as you’d like to be and focus more on, creating a deep and slow breath than forcing your body into a pose.

make your way back to Center and find your traditional happy baby pose then for half happy baby extend your right leg. Long down on the mat place your right hand on your right, hip and breathe, reach your right hand across to grab your left knee then release your left arms straight from your side.

Pull your knee across the body and breathe into your supine spinal twist. Come back to Center place your feet flat on the mat for bridge, pose, bring the heels in close feet and knees, hip distance. Then tuck your tailbone up and lift your and hips off the mat.

Slowly, like you were peeling up, one vertebra at a time engage your legs, so your knees press forward and keep your tailbone tucking up when you reach the top make your way back down just as slow with the tailbone tucking up.

So it’s. The last to touch the mat, , two more times, slowly, lift up into your bridge. Tailbone tucks, up knees, pressed forward weight, presses down through your feet. Like you’re, trying to push the mat away, then slowly lower one vertebra.

At a time for one last bridge, slowly rise and lift feel the weight transfer into your shoulders, then slowly lower all the way back down. Keep your tailbone tucking out for soup to baddha konasana, bring the soles of your feet together and let your knees fall.

Open soften your legs and hips and make one hand into a fist and place it knuckles down on your belly. Slowly, move your hand in a circular motion going clockwise over your belly, an experiment with pressure, as you stimulate digestion and flow stay here for about a minute, massaging your belly and feel free to repeat the sequence or check out my Newest video about tips and tricks for a healthy digestion subscribe.

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22 thoughts on “Yoga for Bloating, Digestion, Ulcerative Colitis, IBD & IBS

  1. Hi there! Try this gentle routine anytime you're feeling bloated, gassy or your Ulcerative Colitis, IBD or IBS is flaring up. Just 12 minutes of mild movement for lots of relief. (just look at the comments 😂) Can be repeated back-to-back if needed! 💙 Subscribe for free weekly yoga videos: http://bit.ly/sarahbethyoga 💙

  2. I’ve always been insecure especially since 7th grade there will be moments where I’ll be bloated in class and I would get so anxious because I was afraid people will hear the noises from my stomach,I would tell my teacher that I had to use the bathroom and I hope to fart but nothing came out then I’ll return to class still bloated and anxious if I was going to be heard.Till this day I still struggle getting bloated and I figured the reason why was because I am always barefoot and I am always wearing shorts and mostly because my body gets cold really easy,

  3. I was feeling kind of left out with the whole farting situation, didn’t fart once during the video. However, a few minutes later I blasted a fart that sent me flying up the stairs. Safe to say this works.

  4. I am now on the toilet ALSO ITS ONLY INSTANT FOR SOME BUT MINE TOO A MIN AFTERWARDS like 20mins don’t be afraid to do this twice, go at your pace, you’re trying to relax your belly not give it a workout lol THANKYOU SO MUCH…. also drink your green tea or ginger

  5. I was in the worst abdominal pain, I couldn’t even stand up straight. I did this sequence and the pain literally disappeared. How? I’ve done yoga before but had no idea these simple moves could take away trapped gas. Thank you!

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