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Researchers in Norway analyzed blood from 10 volunteers before and after two-hour sessions of a yoga practice with rhythmic breathing and saw significantly increased gene activity in circulating immune cells.
Similarly, scientists at UCLA studying breast cancer survivors discovered yoga decreased the expression of genes involved in inflammation, believed to be a root of many complex diseases.
These kinds of studies suggest strongly that cell development which contributes to aging and illness can be corrected and even reversed.
Similarly, scientists at UCLA studying breast cancer survivors discovered yoga decreased the expression of genes involved in inflammation, believed to be a root of many complex diseases.
These kinds of studies suggest strongly that cell development which contributes to aging and illness can be corrected and even reversed.
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