Yoga: Balancing the excitation-inhibition equilibrium in psychiatric disorders

Yoga: Balancing the excitation-inhibition equilibrium in psychiatric disorders

09 Jan 2020

Neuroscientists at the 107th Indian Science Congress discussed the scientific benefits of yoga among schizophrenia patients – chanting “OM” improved their levels of oxytocin (happy hormones) while the group setting improved their “connectedness” to themselves and others.

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