Scientists are coming to recognise the effects of the mind on physical health

December 3, 2013 by Paul Spoerry 1 Comment

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Scientists are coming to recognise the effects of the mind on physical health. The sense of relaxation associated with inner peace involves not only being physically at ease. If you are nagged by worry or seething with anger, you’re not really relaxed. The key to relaxation is peace of mind. The relaxation gained from alcohol, drugs or just listening to music may seem attractive, but it doesn’t last.

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John Rutene says

December 4, 2013 at 8:32 am

agree, it takes a lot of work to free the mind from the daily toll of life stresses especially if your surrounding is fast paced and cluttered with distractions

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