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Barefoot Bliss: Ranking the Best Natural Grounding Methods
From wet sand to soil, grass, and even ocean water, each surface offers
unique benefits. In this guide, we’ll explore the best surfaces for
grounding, ranked from most to least effective, dive into the science,
and share practical tips to make grounding part of your wellness
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How Meditation Reshapes the Brain: Insights from a New Study
Using electroencephalography, neuroscientists have observed differences in brain wave activity in the theta, alpha, and gamma frequency ranges between meditators and non-meditators.
Long-term meditation practice produces lasting changes in neural processes that may underlie the cognitive and emotional benefits associated with mindfulness.
Mindfulness meditation is the act of observing your
breathing, body sensations, sounds around you, or your thoughts. In
recent years, the method has gained popularity as a tool for combating
stress, improving emotional well-being, and improving cognitive
function...<<<Read More>>>....
Monday, 30 September 2024
Meditation Provides True Pain Relief by Altering Brain Perception
Scientists from the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) have discovered that meditation reduces pain not just through the placebo effect but by actually altering how the brain perceives pain.
The study
was published in Biological Psychiatry.
Meditation, a practice
where individuals observe their thoughts and emotions without judgment,
has roots in Buddhist and Hindu traditions but is increasingly studied
for its health benefits.
In this study, researchers aimed to
understand how meditation influences pain perception.
They recruited 115
healthy participants, dividing them into four groups: one group
practiced meditation, another did sham meditation (deep breathing), a
third used a placebo cream, and a fourth listened to an audiobook as a
control.
Participants were exposed to painful heat on their legs, with brain activity scanned via MRI before and after the procedure....<<<Read More>>>...