A shankh, or conch shell, is a marine shell that is spiraled and conical in shape. For Hindus though, the conch isn’t merely a shell that is an object to collect, it is an important device used in ...

Blowing a conch requires forceful exhalation, which strengthens the lungs and improves respiratory efficiency. It engages the diaphragm and intercostal muscles, making it an excellent breathing ...

Shankh blowing is a simple low-cost, breathing technique that could help improve sleep and reduce symptoms without the need for machines or medication. "This is a small study, but we are now planning ...

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Shankh Air ready for takeoff: To boost air travel in India, the aviation sector is preparing for the arrival of a new airline called Shankh Air. Shankh Air, India's newest airline has received ...

Nearly 54 million US adults are believed to suffer from obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), which occurs when muscles in your throat relax and repeatedly block your airway, causing you to stop breathing as ...

Have you ever noticed how the sound of a shankh (conch) can instantly shift the energy in a space? This ancient tradition, followed for generations in Indian homes, is more than just a ritual; it has ...

Shankh Air will operate a twin class, full service fleet which will comprise a new generation fleet of Boeing 737-800NG aircraft. As per the official website, Shankh Air will begin its first scheduled ...

Shankh blowing reduced daytime drowsiness by 34% in OSA patients Lowered apnea episodes by 4–5 per hour Boosted nighttime blood oxygen levels An ancient practice is making waves in modern medicine. A ...

The Indian aviation industry is set to witness a groundbreaking transformation with the launch of Shankh Air, a pioneering airline founded by Shravan Vishwakarma. Driven by the vision of making air ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. An ancient Indian practice may ease symptoms of obstructive sleep apnea without the hassle of a costly CPAP machine, a new study ...