G Fernando

Effects on regional cerebral blood flow of transcendental meditation.

Physiology & Behavior March 1, 1996 R Jevning, R Anand, M Biedebach et al.

Previous blood flow measurements in this laboratory have indicated increased nonrenal nonhepatic blood flow during behaviorally induced rest states, especially during the stylized mental technique of transcendental meditation (TM). We have hypothesized that increased cerebral blood flow (CBF) may account for most of the increased nonrenal nonhepatic blood flow during TM. In this report we...