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Scientists worldwide are studying how meditation affects our health. The results are promising. Research shows that meditation reduces stress and improves brain function.

Scientists at Harvard University and Columbia University Medical Center found that meditation changes our brain structure. The American Psychological Association reviewed over 200 studies. All confirm that meditation helps fight stress and anxiety.

Want to learn more? Check out our guides on meditation techniques and latest research.

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