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International Journal of Drug Delivery Technology

ISSN 0975-4415

21 papers in the library · publishing 2026

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THE FIELD RESONANCE MODEL (FRM)-FROM RNG COHERENCE TO ADAPTIVE FIELD ECOLOGY

International Journal of Drug Delivery Technology November 3, 2026 Sangeeta Nehra, Anil Kumar Sinha, Ritu Ritu

Random Number Generator (RNG) coherence data has been widely used in collective consciousness and global coherence research. Such data can reveal departures from statistical randomness or increased coherence across RNG networks, but the inner dynamics of the observed field remain difficult to interpret from raw coherence values alone. This paper proposes the Field Resonance Model (FRM) as a...

“A study to assess the effectiveness of Heartfulness meditation practice on women’s health in selected educational institutes of Pune city”

International Journal of Drug Delivery Technology October 15, 2026 Monita Thokchom, Bhagyashree Jogdeo, L. Devi et al.

Introduction: Heartfulness meditation is a simple, heart-based, and free daily practice designed to promote relaxation, inner peace, and emotional balance. It focuses on meditating on the heart while experiencing "yogic transmission" a subtle energy intended to foster inner transformation, empathy, and spiritual growth. Aims of the Study : to assess the effectiveness of Heartfulness meditation...

Artificial Intelligence Driven Assessment of Daoist Meditation and Breathing Practices Using Wearable IoT Devices

International Journal of Drug Delivery Technology October 14, 2026

The proliferation of wearable Internet of Things (IoT) devices has introduced novel opportunities for continuous and objective monitoring of individuals engaged in meditation and controlled breathing practices.This study presents an artificial intelligence (AI)-driven framework for assessing the physiological and psychological effects associated with Daoist meditation and breathing techniques...

The Psychological Impact of COVID -19 and Mental Relaxation Practices by Amateur Boxers: A Qualitative Study

International Journal of Drug Delivery Technology September 19, 2026 Sangeeta Vijayasimha, T Vijayalaya Srinivas

A COVID-19 outbreak had been spreading in many parts of the world since December 2019.Not only did the pandemic bring with it the chance of infectious mortality, but it has also brought with it a tremendous psychological burden.The study looked at the impact of emotional experiences and mental relaxation practices on amateur boxers in an urban Indian setting.The information was gathered using a...

A Study To Assess The Effectiveness Of Video Assisted Pranayama On Stress Among Students Of Selected College In Chennai

International Journal of Drug Delivery Technology July 6, 2026 P. S Edwin Anand, Rajathi Rajathi, Vishnu Dev Mishra

Stress is inevitable in life. With increasing complexities, aspirations and uncertainties associated with socio-economic, political and cultural upheavals, stress is more likely to increase. College students today feel pressure and stress coming at them from all different levels. They have stress from their own feelings and internal barometer on how they are fitting in socially and...

DOI: 10.25258/ijddt.16.62s.79 (opens in new tab) Stress linguistics Feeling Affect linguistics Stress reduction +9

Comprehensive Systematic Review of Esketamine Nasal Spray as a Standalone Rapid-Acting Treatment for Treatment-Resistant Depression: Integrating Clinical Trial Data and Emerging Real-World Evidence on Efficacy, Safety, And Relapse Prevention

International Journal of Drug Delivery Technology June 30, 2026 Angelin Grace Thomas, Dhivyaprasath Palaniappan, Sagar Guruswamy et al.

Major depressive disorder, or MDD, is a common cause of disability around the world. Treatment-resistant depression, or TRD, is a tough challenge. Many people do not respond well to treatment, which increases the risk of relapse and suicide. Esketamine is a new treatment that comes as a nasal spray. It works quickly and targets a specific brain receptor. This review looks at research from...

Impact of Surya Namaskar and Raja Yoga Meditation on Reaction Time in Young Adults: A Comparative Interventional Study

International Journal of Drug Delivery Technology June 19, 2026 P. Dwivedi, Atosh Kumar, M. Rastogi et al.

Background: Reaction time is a critical indicator of neurocognitive function and reflects the efficiency of sensory-motor coordination and central nervous system processing. In the current era of sedentary lifestyle and increased psychological stress, there is a growing need for non-pharmacological interventions to enhance cognitive performance. Yogic practices such as Surya Namaskar and Raja...

THE EFFECT OF SHIV SANKALP SUKTA ON THE QUALITY OF SLEEP IN ADOLESCENTS

International Journal of Drug Delivery Technology June 12, 2026 Hariom ., Vaishali Gaur, Arti Yadav et al.

Sleep quality is thought to be crucial for the development of the body, mind, and brain during adolescence. Due to erratic daily schedules, academic demands, and psychological stress, sleep-related problems among teenagers are quickly increasing in the modern era. The current study's goal was to find out how chanting the Shiva Sankalpa Sukta affected teenagers' sleep quality. Seventy teenagers...

Medicinal Symbols In The Early Iconography Of Gaṇeśa: A Cognitive Evolution From Primal Chaos To Mind Discipline

International Journal of Drug Delivery Technology June 8, 2026 A. Jawdekar, B. M. Manohar, J. A. Khot

The early iconography of Gaṇeśa reflects a complex interplay of agricultural symbolism, Ayurvedic medicinal practices, ritual traditions, and ideas about mental regulation. Before his later theological standardisation as the remover of obstacles, Vināyaka is depicted in early traditions as a liminal figure associated with chaos, illness, instability, and impediment. This review examines the...

Ayurvedic Mind-Body Interventions For Stress And Emotional Health: A Review

International Journal of Drug Delivery Technology June 2, 2026 Radhika Bhattrai, Bhawani Singh, C. Pandey

Stress is a major contributor to declining physical and emotional health in modern populations, disrupting physiological balance and increasing the risk of anxiety, mood disturbances, cognitive impairment, and chronic diseases. Conventional stress management approaches often rely on pharmacological interventions, which may produce adverse effects during prolonged use. This has led to increasing...

Impact of Mindfulness-Based Preksha Meditation on Tear Film Stability and Ocular Surface Health in Office Employees: A Prospective Study

International Journal of Drug Delivery Technology May 28, 2026 Priyanka Shah, Manish Kumar Prajapat, Priyanka Sathe

Background: To evaluate the effect of mindfulness-based Preksha Meditation (PM) on tear film stability and ocular surface health among office employees exposed to prolonged digital screen use. Methods: A prospective interventional study was conducted among 340 office workers in Mumbai. Participants completed a structured 6-week PM program (five sessions per week). Tear Break-Up Time (TBUT),...

Evaluating the Effects of Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy on Psychological Outcome and Quality of Life among Radiotherapy: A Systematic Review of Randomized Controlled Trials

International Journal of Drug Delivery Technology May 25, 2026 Miss Tiyari Kalpana, M Parameswari, L Motcha Rakkini et al.

Background: Cancer patients undergoing radiotherapy frequently encounter high levels of distress, anxiety, depressive symptoms, which reduced quality of life (QoL). Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (MB-CBT) integrates mindfulness principles along with cognitive restructuring and has become a potential intervention. Objective: To systematically review evidence on effectiveness of...

A Respiration Quality Analysis and Prediction Using AI and ML Algorithms

International Journal of Drug Delivery Technology May 19, 2026 Sashi Bhusan Nayak, Raghvendra Kumar, Ashima Rout et al.

The study looks at the relationship between physiological indicators like respiration and electroencephalogram (EEG) activity and emotional states, particularly anxiety. Physiological data were gathered from a total of 550 students, comprising respiration signals and multi-channel EEG recordings. Upon conducting the initial analysis, it was discovered that people with high anxiety levels have...

DOI: 10.25258/ijddt.16.30s.124 (opens in new tab) Anxiety Electroencephalography Intervention counseling Respiration +5

Effect of Yoga, Mind Consciousness, and Meditation on Tinnitus: An Integrative Perspective

International Journal of Drug Delivery Technology May 19, 2026 Gajanan Patil, Pallavi Jagtap

Tinnitus is the perception of sound in the absence of an external auditory stimulus and commonly presents as ringing, buzzing, hissing, or humming sensations. Tinnitus is a prevalent otological complaint, affecting approximately 10–15% of the adult population worldwide. It affects quality of life by disturbing sleep, concentration, emotional stability, and social functioning. Conventional...

Sanatan Roots, Modern Shoots: The Evolution And Impact Of Mindfulness Practice In Modern India With Pharmacological Balance Of Ayurveda On Mindfulness Through The Lens Of The Indian Knowledge System

International Journal of Drug Delivery Technology May 11, 2026 Navin Kumar Shrivastava

In india, the birthplace of contemplative traditions, mindfulness has evolved from its ancient roots in sanatan philosophy and the indian knowledge system (iks) into a diverse spectrum of practices ranging from spiritual sadhana (discipline) to secular clinical interventions. This study examines the factors contributing to this transformation, focusing on individuals practicing meditation...

Mapping Neuro signal Alterations through Meditative Practices: A Systematic Review with EEG and BCI Insights

International Journal of Drug Delivery Technology May 5, 2026 Ms. Lalita Moharkar, Monika Bhagwat

Meditation has gained significant attention as a non-invasive approach for improving cognitive and emotional well-being through measurable changes in brain activity. This study presents a structured review of meditationbased neurophysiological research, focusing on electroencephalography (EEG), neuroimaging, and brain– computer interface (BCI) approaches. Unlike conventional descriptive...

DOI: 10.25258/ijddt.16.24s.92 (opens in new tab) Meditation Brain–computer interface Electroencephalography Cognition +9

A Detailed Comparative Assessment of Two Treatment Procedures (Standard Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors and Rapid-Acting Therapies/Specifically Ketamine) For Patients Suffering from Treatment-Resistant Depression Along with Evaluating the Effectiveness of These Approaches in Alleviating Symptoms and Improving Patient Outcomes: An Original Research Study

International Journal of Drug Delivery Technology April 30, 2026 Dr. Dheerendra Kumar, Dr. Praveen Sachan, Dr. Piyush Verma

Aim This study aims to compare two treatment procedures (standard selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors and rapid-acting therapies/specifically ketamine) for patients suffering from treatment-resistant depression along with evaluating the effectiveness of these approaches in alleviating symptoms and improving patient outcomes. Materials and Methods This study examined 80 patients suffering...

Underwater Meditation & the Blue Mind State: A Science-Based Framework for Default Mode Network Coherence, HRV Enhancement, and Emotional Regulation

International Journal of Drug Delivery Technology April 23, 2026 Deepanshu Bansal

Water-based contemplative practices—from full-body underwater meditation to ice baths, breath-hold training, and mindful immersion near lakes or oceans—are associated with profound psychological and physiological benefits. While most mindfulness literature emphasizes silencing the Default Mode Network (DMN), emerging evidence suggests a more nuanced truth: the DMN does not need to be turned...

Impact of Pre-Class Meditation on Learning Performance and Academic SelfEfficacy among Nursing Students in Uttar Pradesh

International Journal of Drug Delivery Technology April 21, 2026 J Prof. Prabhu, Sapna Singh

Introduction: Enhancing students’ focus and engagement is essential for effective learning. Meditation has been associated with improved attention, memory, and emotional regulation. This pilot study evaluated the effect of pre-class meditation on learning performance and academic self-efficacy among BSc Nursing students. Methods: A quasi-experimental, nonequivalent control group design was...

DOI: 10.25258/ijddt.16.10s.78 (opens in new tab) Meditation Curriculum Intervention counseling Uttar pradesh +10

To Compare The Effect Of Mitchell Relaxation Method And Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction In Improving Physical Stress Among Physiotherapy Students—An Evidence-Based Study

International Journal of Drug Delivery Technology April 11, 2026 D. Gaur, Reena Kumari, V. Verma

Background: Physiotherapy students often experience high levels of stress due to academic demands, clinical exposure, and performance pressure. Physical stress can impair their concentration, academic performance, and wellbeing. Various stress management techniques have been introduced, including the Mitchell Relaxation Method (MRM) and Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR). Purpose: To...

Effectiveness of Mindfulness based intervention on Blood Pressure Control in Dialysis Patients: A Pilot Study

International Journal of Drug Delivery Technology April 6, 2026 Nidhi Sharma, P. Thenmozhi

A major global health concern, chronic kidney disease (CKD) is exacerbated by hypertension, contributing to renal impairment and increased cardiovascular risk, particularly in hemodialysis patients with intradialytic hypertension. This pilot study assessed the efficacy of mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) in managing blood pressure among patients undergoing maintenance hemodialysis. Ten...