Research Notes on Transcendental Meditation and Heart Disease
Transcendental meditation is the practice of a meditation technique practiced for twenty minutes twice a day while sitting with one's eyes closed, is said to involve neither concentration nor contemplation. Latest research into transcendental meditation says it is possible to fight body pain and a host of risk factors of heart disease including high blood pressure and fatty deposition in blood vessels- atherosclerosis.
Top Resources on Transcendental Meditation and Heart Disease
- NewsWise: Transcendental Meditation Can Help
- NewsMax: Transcendental Meditation Lowers Blood Pressure
- About.com: Transcendental Meditation Manages Symptoms Related To Coronary Heart Disease
- ScienceDaily: Transcendental Meditation Effective In Reducing High Blood Pressure, Study Shows
- EurekAlert: Transcendental Meditation Reduces Congestive Heart Failure, New Study Shows
- BNet: Meditation May Improve Cardiac Risk Factors in Patients With Coronary Heart Disease
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- Contributor: Chris Miller
- Reviewer: ASandhu
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- Last update: Sep. 10, 2008
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