The landscape of weight management is experiencing a seismic shift, driven by both emerging medical innovations and a deeper understanding of individual health needs. According to the CDC, nearly one-third of American adults have a BMI of 30 or higher—the clinical threshold for obesity—making this one of our most pressing public health challenges.
A randomized controlled trial concluding that “findings indicate that the diabetic yoga protocol intervention could improve the metabolic status of the high-diabetes-risk individuals.”
OneHealth finds substantial research evidence that yoga can improve the physical health of cancer patients.
OneHealth Pro finds yoga as a determinant which decreases many different types of pain, with more than 100 scientific records providing supporting evidence.
One of the most sought-out benefits of yoga is its ability to reduce stress and promote positive mental health, reducing the incidence of conditions such as depression and dysthymia.
Yoga has emerged as a focal point of public interest, but to what extent are these claims true?
