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A groundbreaking study reveals that medical professionals are increasingly recognizing the therapeutic value of mindfulness practices. This shift toward holistic approaches marks a significant change in healthcare recommendations.

Key Findings from the Meditation Study

Surveyed 23,000 U.S. households about physician recommendations
Published in Archives of Internal Medicine (May 9, 2011 issue)
Shows growing trend of "meditation over medication" approach
Suggests mainstream acceptance of alternative therapies

Why This Matters for Patient Care

Psychology Today contributor Robert Puff, Ph.D. highlights the study's importance:

Reduced medication dependence: Doctors see value in non-pharmaceutical options
Preventative care: Mindfulness practices may help avoid future health issues
Whole-person approach: Addresses mental and physical health simultaneously

What This Means for Healthcare

This research indicates:

Changing medical

Doctors Now Recommend Meditation and Yoga for Health Benefits

Key Findings from the Meditation Study

Why This Matters for Patient Care

What This Means for Healthcare

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