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Stand upside down for half an hour every day. What impact will it have in a few years?
Handstand has many benefits to the body, but many people are not suitable for handstand. For example, some people are not flexible, or have poor balance ability, are overweight, or have heart rate and cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. So it is not particularly suitable for handstand. Once forced to stand upside down, it is likely to leave a big shadow on the body.

First of all, handstand can improve the blood supply to the brain, which has a good effect on preventing and treating nervous system diseases and relieving stress.

Secondly, handstand can defying gravity, which has a good effect on improving facial skin sagging, reducing wrinkles and preventing leg edema.

Then in the inverted position, the heart is located in the lower part of the body. Therefore, handstand will increase the workload of the heart and play a certain role in enhancing myocardial function and preventing cardiovascular diseases.

Finally, when standing upside down, more blood will flow back to the heart, which will promote the blood and lymphatic circulation of the whole body and relieve prostatitis caused by congestion.

Although there are so many benefits of handstand, the time of handstand is also very important. First of all, it is not suitable to stand upside down after a meal, because it will increase the pressure on your intestinal digestion and make your gastrointestinal system uncomfortable.

Then, if you are not feeling well, it is not suitable to stand upside down, especially on your neck. Because handstand will cause some pressure on the neck, if you feel uncomfortable, you must stop it in time.

If you are a novice handstand, you must do it step by step, and don't do many difficult moves at the beginning. Fast figure, which is not good for your health, will only hurt your health. Take your time!