Depression: New Research Good for Senior citizens particularly.

[Guest guest]

LETTERS: The Indian Express.

Camp Newsline, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2006

 

Total Health through 3-min exercises

 

THIS refers to what researchers at the University of

Texas at Austin found: Just 30 minutes of brisk

walking can immediately boost the mood of depressed

patients, giving them the same pick-up they may be

seeking from cigarettes, caffeine or binge eating’

(The Indian Express, January 25, 2006).

But in India, the Nature Cure Cell of the Save India

Association (SIA) has done much more research on

thousands of patients and found that three minutes of

spinal yogic exercises of the relaxation type not only

boosts the mood of the depressed but also gives a

feeling of total health and wellness with bliss. Since

these exercises were designed for instant relief of

back pain, it was also found that that most other

spinal aches and pains like cervical spondylitis,

slip-disc, sciatica and even knee pains also get

relieved.

Most patients reported to be feeling very fresh,

light and so-to-say " kicking " to go ahead with their

daily chores with added zest and energy.

The Cell has maintained full documentation of

thousands of patients for further research .

Hence the SIA has put all this knowledge on the

Internet at www.atbsnr.com so that anyone anywhere can

log on to it and get instant pain relief. If there is

any problem, the same may be emailed to the SIA for

more info and guidance. Let the world be back pain

free, provided the five-star medical culture does not

create any problems.

 

S.M. Acharya

FOUNDER PRESIDENT, SIA,

155 St. Patrick’s Town,

Pune.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

This is the way Acharyaji. Spread the word through as many channels as

possible. If the media will not carry the good news, we ourselves have

to do it.

 

Regards,

Jagannath.

 

, SM Acharya <smacharya

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> LETTERS: The Indian Express.

> Camp Newsline, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2006

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> Total Health through 3-min exercises

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