Glucose decreases- Sodium decreases
- Total cholesterol decreases
- Triglycerides decrease
- HDL cholesterol increases
- LDL cholesterol decreases
- VLDL cholesterol decreases
- Cholinesterase increases
- Catecholamines decrease
- ATPase increases
- Hematocrit increases
- Hemoglobin increases
- Lymphocyte count increases
- Total white blood cell count decreases
- Thyroxin increases
- Vitamin C increases
- Total serum protein increases
Friday, January 29, 2010
Biochemical Benefits of Yoga
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I have read such claims by all sorts of people, including scientific researchers. But my question remains – are there any scientifically conducted and clinically demonstrated verification of these claims?
ReplyDeleteIn my opinion, to unambiguously conclude these findings, you may need to experiment with a large number of persons using clinical trial methodologies (including control groups) and to demonstrate these findings over different periods and using different ethnic groups.
I am not aware of any such research papers. Could you please enlighten me?
Kalyankrishnan
India