Coronary Heart Disease

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Studies have shown that vedic meditation is an effective way to help manage coronary heart disease. Research indicates that meditators can develop wider arteries and improved blood flow, allowing for better heart health and lower levels of emotional stress day-to-day.

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  • The problem

    When you experience stress, it kickstarts are a whole chain of silent but serious repercussions beneath the surface of your skin. 

    When it results in hardened arteries narrowed by plaque this can be a life-threatening health issue. 

  • How it affects you
  • How can Beeja help?
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