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| Reducing Stress Through Meditation Workshop Classes Or structured to your group, company or individual needs. Presentations are available on audio CD Call today...203-336-2244Meditation Research and Studies - Benefits of MeditatingScientific research has found invaluable medical and health benefits associated with meditation. Here’s a look at the results of some of the studies. Although meditation research began back in the 1800s, it wasn’t until the 1970s that scientists decided to take a closer look at meditation and all of the positive results that individuals derive from this practice. The results reveal that meditation has many positive effects on both the mind and body. Mediation BenefitsIn early modern day meditation studies, research began on the medical benefits of meditation. In a report published in the New England Journal, (Stone and DeLeo, 1976,) participants suffering from hypertension who practiced meditation for six months were able to reduce their average systolic blood pressure by an average of 15 points. In 1979, the Journal of Human Stress, (Cooper and Aygen,) reported that people suffering from very high cholesterol were able to lower their cholesterol levels by an average of 30 points after meditating for 13 months. Meditation StudiesWith the popularity of transcendental meditation in the 1980s, science began to take a closer look. A study in Psychosomatic Medicine, (Orme-Johnson, 1987,) showed that people who meditated needed to use their medical insurance at least 47% less than non-meditators. Another article posted in Psychosomatic Journal, this time in 1998, showed the results of a study done on meditation and psoriasis. Dr. Jon Kabat-Zion took a group of patients undergoing light treatment and had some of them perform the treatment alone, while other members of the study incorporated meditation into their treatment regime. Patients who meditated saw the condition clear up four times faster than those who didn’t meditate. As studies continued many more positive effects of meditation were found. Some of the benefits were physical, while others were psychological positive effects include.
Of course the above list only touches on some benefits that meditation research has shown. Kantor SD Psoriasis Research Institute, Palo Alto, California 94301. Cutis (US) Oct 1990, 46 (4) pg. 321-2 |
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