Vaasi Foundation works with hospitals, research institutes, and private organizations to explore the reported benefits of Vaasi through modern science. These focus areas describe practitioner-reported outcomes and ongoing inquiry. They are not medical claims, are not proven by controlled clinical trials, and are not a substitute for professional medical diagnosis, treatment, or advice.
Through Vaasi meditation, the endocrine glands (pancreas, pineal, pituitary, thyroid, parathyroid, adrenal, and thymus) are said to receive universal energy, which practitioners associate with better regulation of sugar levels.
Vaasi meditation is reported to ease inflammation stored in the bronchioles, and practitioners report relief from sinus and related respiratory symptoms with sustained practice.
There are ten kinds of Vayu (air) functioning in the human system; when they are not functioning properly, the body experiences rheumatic and other pains. Through the Vaasi technique, the body draws energy from the atmosphere that reaches the joints.
Vaasi meditation is reported to give deep rest and relaxation to the mind and body, helping reduce blood pressure and eliminate deep-rooted stress and strain.
The human nervous system is said to draw universal energy through Vaasi practice, supporting the psychomotor system and the body’s natural elimination processes.
Vaasi is reported to support both hemispheres of the brain, which practitioners associate with improvements in short-term and long-term recall and creativity.
Regular practice of Vaasi is reported by practitioners to support overall vitality and immune wellbeing over time.
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