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Danish Javed

4 papers in the library · publishing 2022-2026

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Objective Evidence for Mind-body Interventions: Selective Modulation of Meridian-wise Bioelectrical Conductance by Yogic Practices.

Annals of African Medicine August 10, 2026 Rekha Jiwane, Varun Malhotra, Santosh Wakode et al.

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) describes meridians as channels through which vital energy (Qi) flows, with disturbances in this flow associated with disease. Contemporary research has demonstrated that classical meridian points possess distinctive electrical properties that vary with autonomic and metabolic states. This study investigated the effects of different yogic practices,...

DOI: 10.4103/aam.aam_455_26 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Bioelectrical conductance Conductance bioélectrique Meridian energy Pratiques yogiques +2

Effect of mobile-based online meditation module and yoga intervention on depression, anxiety, and stress in the elderly during the COVID-19 pandemic

Yoga Mimamsa 2023 Varun Malhotra, Ananyan Sampath, Danish Javed et al.

Introduction: The aging process and the pandemic have significantly affected the elderly population, resulting in a wide range of physiological and psychological changes. These changes have created a significant burden for the nation as the elderly is often overlooked. In response to this, the Government of India and AIIMS Bhopal developed a yoga-meditation-based intervention to help improve...

Study of immediate neurological and autonomic changes during kapalbhati pranayama in yoga practitioners

Journal of Family Medicine and Primary Care March 3, 2022 Varun Malhotra, Danish Javed, Santosh Wakode et al.

Background: Kapalbhati is a fast pace respiratory exercise or pranayam, which is supposed to be practiced by yogis to clean their brain. Pranayamas are well known to improve heart rate variability (HRV) ultimately leading to better autonomic functions. Other studies have observed the immediate effect of kapalbhati on various neurological (brain and spine) and autonomic functions, but their...

Yoga as an Escape from Depreciating Mental Health due to COVID 19: A Qualitative study analyzing the factors associated with mental status based on the experiences of geriatric population's participation in an Online program during COVID 19 lockdown in India.

International Journal of Yoga 2022 Varun Malhotra, Ananyan Sampath, Danish Javed et al.

The COVID-19 pandemic has left an array of direct physical consequences unevenly on the elderly apart from leaving a wide range of indirect consequences of mental health problems on them. This study aims to understand the effect of a Yoga-Meditation based mobile phone application intervention to reduce the duress by mental health issues via a qualitative analysis. A phenomenological qualitative...