Japanese people like to kneel. What are the benefits of kneeling on your body?

The benefits of kneeling posture mainly include the following three points: first, prevent the occurrence of flat feet; Second, relieve leg fatigue; Third, stabilize people's mood. I believe everyone is particularly familiar with the kneeling culture. It is worth noting that Japanese kneeling culture originated in ancient China. The reason why ancient people in China used kneeling posture was because clothing was restricted at that time. However, with the changes of the times, this culture has disappeared in the long history of our country, while Japan has preserved it well.

0 1, prevention of flat feet To be sure, many people in China don't like kneeling posture, because it is not particularly beautiful and uncomfortable. However, it is worth noting that kneeling posture can well move people's foot joints, effectively reduce the occurrence of flat feet to a certain extent, which also makes people's arch develop in the right direction.

02. Relieve leg fatigue Although people will feel oppressed when kneeling, it is precisely because of this tension that they can stimulate gastrointestinal peristalsis inside the human body, thus promoting the digestion of the human body. In addition, when people are kneeling, the legs are basically not very hard, which can strengthen the blood circulation of the legs, thus effectively relieving leg fatigue. It can be seen that kneeling posture can promote intestinal digestion to a certain extent, and can also alleviate leg fatigue to a certain extent.

03. Stabilize people's mood. Maybe people are interested in it? Kneeling posture can stabilize people's mood? This is not particularly clear. In fact, people can understand as long as they try. First of all, kneeling posture especially tests a person's balance ability. Kneeling posture for a long time can stabilize a person's mood and calm people's mood to a certain extent. Whether it is Japanese kneeling culture or Japanese tea culture, we can see the cultivation of Japanese people.