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The drug Xanax is a(n):
 a. antidepressant drug.
  b. antianxiety drug.
  c. stimulant drug.
  d. antipsychotic drug.

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What are the two Sanskrit root words for the word pranayama, and how do they relate to the practice of pranayama?


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Reply #1 on: Jul 11, 2018
Answer to Question 1

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Pranayama is the control of breath, from the Sanskrit prana, or life energy, and ayam, or control. Yoga teaches that interruption of the flow of prana by such factors as stress, toxins, or improper diet can have a harmful effect on physical, mental, and spiritual health. Pranayama breathing exercises are intended to remove such blockages. Pranayama exercises often emphasize slow, deep abdominal breathing.


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