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VOL. 10, ISSUE 4 (2025)
The impact of meditation on physical health, mental health, and occupational health
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Dr. Jakka Pradeep
Abstract
Meditation, extensive practices such as mindfulness and transcendental meditation, has acquired significant interest for its potential to improve various aspects of human health. This review integrates experimental evidence from systematic reviews and meta-analyses to study the comprehensive effects of meditation on physical health, mental health, and occupational health. Extracting from over 40 studies, results indicate that meditation produces moderate to strong benefits across these areas. For physical health, meditation is linked with reduced pain intensity, improved physical function, and enhanced quality of life, particularly in chronic conditions like fibromyalgia and cancer. In mental health, it promotes declines in anxiety, depression, and stress while supporting emotional positivity and resilience, though possible unfavourable effects permit cautious application. Regarding occupational health, meditation interventions lessen workplace stress, boost confidence, and develop productivity. The discussion combines these outcomes, highlighting neurobiological mechanisms such as altered brain activity in stress-response regions. Drawbacks include discrepancy in study designs and the need for longitudinal research. Overall, meditation occurs as a cost-effective, non-invasive strategy for holistic health support, with effects for clinical and workplace backgrounds. Future studies should highlight varied populations and long-term efficiency to refine recommendations for integration into public health projects.
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Pages:75-77
How to cite this article:
Dr. Jakka Pradeep "The impact of meditation on physical health, mental health, and occupational health". International Journal of Advanced Scientific Research, Vol 10, Issue 4, 2025, Pages 75-77
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