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Scientific support

The practices associated with mindfulness have been scientifically studied for over 40 years, with more than 11.000 articles published in scientific journals

1. Harvard: These Harvard studies provide strong evidence on how meditation improve brain structure, reducing stress, improving emotional regulation. 
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2. Center of healthy minds: studies showing how meditation can reduce stress, depression, and anxiety, as well as improve sleep quality and alertness.
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3. American Psychological Association (APA): Highlights how mindfulness reduces stress, depression, and anxiety, improving attention and memory.

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4. Frontiers in Psychology: The positive effects of meditation may extend beyond the individual and impact the community.

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5. Right as Rain by UW Medicine: This resource from the University of Washington explains how mindfulness meditation can increase gray matter.

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6. Joe Dispenza: suggests that meditation can activate neurogenesis, the growth of new neurons, which positively impacts memory and decision-making.

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7. The HeartMath study provides an updated overview of HeartMath as an interdisciplinary, scientific, coherent, integral heart-based healthcare system, operated locally through various initiatives and globally through the Global Coherence Initiative. 
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8. Universities of Coventry and Radboud have shown that meditation and yoga can reverse the molecular responses associated with stress.

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And so on.