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Advances in mind-body medicine

ISSN 1470-3556

4 papers in the library · 6 citations · publishing 0-2000

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Designing a bridge for consciousness: are criteria for a unification of approaches feasible?

Advances in mind-body medicine 2000 D W Miller

Different intrinsic rules of functioning for body and mind are overemphasized by the mutually exclusive methods of investigation in both consciousness and the sciences. Classical science, alternative and complementary healing, quantum physics, and metaphysics all take drastically different approaches to consciousness research. A bridge is needed to restore the conceptual unity of mind-body....

The search for an integral theory of consciousness.

Advances in mind-body medicine 2000 R Walsh

In summary, Miller has identified one of the key concerns of consciousness research. However, significant contributions to an integral theory of consciousness will need to be more clear and precise and to incorporate the relevant literature on current integral theories. If Miller's future writings do this, they may make the contributions we so desperately need.

Do entheogen-induced mystical experiences boost the immune system? Psychedelics, peak experiences, and wellness.

Advances in mind-body medicine 1999 T B Roberts 6 citations

Daily events that boost the immune system (as indicated by levels of salivary immunoglobulin A), some instances of spontaneous remission, and mystical experiences seem to share a similar cluster of thoughts, feelings, moods, perceptions, and behaviors. Entheogens--psychedelic drugs used in a religious context--can also produce mystical experiences (peak experiences, states of unitive...

Culturally Adapting Mind-Body Interventions for Black Individuals with Chronic Pain: Arguments and Recommendations Towards a Task-Sharing Approach.

Advances in mind-body medicine Tony V Pham, Michael Kincade, Ana-Maria Vranceanu

Compared to non-Hispanic White individuals, non-Hispanic Black Individuals report worse chronic pain from a variety of medical issues. Among the options for non-pharmacological pain treatment, mind-body interventions (MBI) are a promising modality to help Black individuals manage their chronic pain effectively. MBIs such as mindfulness meditation improve chronic pain and chronic pain-related...