5 Reasons Why Scientists Want You to Meditate Daily


5 Reasons Why Scientists Want You to Meditate Daily
Beth Worthy

Beth Worthy

7/15/2015

Meditation is something that you’ve certainly heard about by now, and if you’re like most people, you probably know somebody who already practices meditation. However, you very well could have decided that it wasn’t for you or that you just don’t have the time to dedicate to daily meditation.

More and more scientists are also starting to tell people that meditation should be part of their routine. While meditation has been considered as non-Western medicine in the past, doctors are really starting to see the benefits.

Keep reading to learn all about the reasons scientists are recommending that everyone give meditation a shot.

  1. Stress ReductionOne of the biggest reasons doctors are telling their patients to meditate regularly is it can help to relieve stress. Stress is one of those silent killers that can lead to all sorts of health problems including heart attack and stroke.

    30 minutes of meditation per day can help to reduce stress and make you feel more at ease.
  2. Less AnxietyAlmost everybody faces anxiety on a somewhat regular basis. While anxiety is a warning to tell you something could be wrong, sometimes people experience far too much that affects their quality of life.

    Regular meditation can help to reduce anxiety even in the short-term.
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  4. Better Decision-MakingMaking decisions is very hard for many people, and if you’re one of them you probably wonder what the problem is. In many cases, meditating often can help to improve executive decision-making in people of all ages.

  5. Improved Memory FunctionTrying to remember everything in your life can be difficult, and if you’re like most people, you feel like you forget a lot. Regular meditation can help to improve your memory function.

  6. Detail-Oriented ThinkingAlong with improved memory function, regular meditation may also be able to help you retain more details instead of just big parts of the story. That can be very helpful for people in business and in their daily life.

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Beth Worthy

Beth Worthy

Beth Worthy is the Cofounder & President of GMR Transcription Services, Inc., a California-based company that has been providing accurate and fast transcription services since 2004. She has enjoyed nearly ten years of success at GMR, playing a pivotal role in the company's growth. Under Beth's leadership, GMR Transcription doubled its sales within two years, earning recognition as one of the OC Business Journal's fastest-growing private companies. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her husband and two kids.