Does Clapping Increase Blood Circulation?

Clapping is known to improve the overall heart health and improve blood pressure. Blood circulation to various organs is also improved by regular clapping. Clapping also helps improve asthma related problems by promoting function of nerve endings that connect these organs.

What happens when you clap your hands?

When you clap your hands, you displace (or move) the air particles between and around your hands. This creates a compression wave that travels through the air (much like it did in the water). A continuous sound (such as the one produced by a tuning fork) is caused by the vibrations of the fork tines.

Why is clapping good for you?

According to the survey results, clapping for 30 seconds is the same effect as 10m shuttle run. A hand has 14 paradoxical pulse and approximately 340 meridian points connected to whole-body. Clapping is in good health by efficiently touching them.