WGBH Educational Foundation and the Harvard Medical School Division of Sleep Medicine runs a resource site to help the general public understand sleep and to get the sleep they need. Here are some facts related to the science of sleep.
Consciousness is even purer than light. It is the purest possibility in existence. If you become totally silent, all boundaries disappear and you will not be able to say who you are. Whether it is tantra or Yoga or Tao,
Spirituality and optimistic thinking are more on less related to our good health, improves our healing power of body, strengthen the immune system, changes the metabolic and endocrinal system and helps in fighting against the disease and disease process. It
In the emerging world of lifestyle-related disorders and chronic diseases, the standalone modern medicine may not be sufficient to cater to the demands of the ailing society. It is only yoga that can help you live a stress-free, disease-free, balanced
A pumpkin can become a drum with tiny eggplant, squash or carrot drumsticks; celery is transformed into a guitar; a carrot and a bell pepper make a horn. Carrots with holes drilled into them can make flutes, recorders and clarinet-like instruments;
Ayurved Sutra | Regular Issue | Vol. 2 | Issue 12 | On the Cover : Science of Sleep
In the present scenario, there is a lot of emphasis being paid on INTEGRATION, integrative integration; everything has to be integrated. But what does it actually mean? I propose to use Collaborative Medicine & Science (C.O.M.S) because when we speak
Beginning early brings truth to the old adage “prevention is better than cure”. Though Yoga does help in treatment of diseases. This is not its only goal. “Yoga means togetherness of awareness and body. It is a practical science aiming
Peter Diamandis is the author of Abundance: The Future Is Better Than You Think. He has some predictions for you- In 2025, in accordance with Moore’s Law, we’ll see an acceleration in the rate of change as we move closer
Steven D. Levitt, a professor of economics at the University of Chicago, was awarded the John Bates Clark medal, given to the most influential American economist under the age of forty. He is also a founder of The Greatest Good,
