What is Bhramari breathing?
Rachel Hernandez
Updated on May 05, 2026
Also, what is the benefit of Bhramari pranayama?
In literature, many benefits of practicing bhramari pranayama have been reported. Few of them are reducing the stress, anxiety, anger, and frustration; reducing the blood pressure; providing a good sonorous voice; and removing throat ailments [4, 14].
One may also ask, how many times we can do Bhramari pranayama? The asana should be performed at least 10 times. After completing the tenth round, contemplate how you feel.
Furthermore, how is Bhramari pranayama performed?
Steps to practice Bhramari Pranayama:
- Sit in a quiet and well ventilated corner and close your eyes.
- Place your index fingers on your ears right at the cartilage.
- Breathe in and while breathing out press the cartilage with your fingers.
- Breathe in again and out and continue the same pattern for around 6-7 times.
Who should not do Bhramari?
Contraindications. Bhramari should not be practiced by pregnant or menstruating women. It is also contraindicated for individuals with extremely high blood pressure, epilepsy, chest pain, or an active ear infection. Bhramari should not be practiced in a supine position (lying down).