Milk isn’t the only thing that does a body good.
Meditation also travels down that road. It is designed to open the mind and refresh the spirit. But that isn’t the only purpose Meditation accomplishes.
Meditation in an isolation tank has a positive effect on your physical health. Why? Simply put, it eradicates stress. Each time you meditate for an extended period of time, it creates a feeling of peace and contentment. This lowers blood pressure and reduces the heart rate to healthy levels.
A person can use meditation to bolster their immune system. It has been shown to reduce free radicals in the body. These are unstable oxygen molecules that cause tissue damage and are thought to play a major role in the development of many diseases.
Meditation also improves breathing because it helps people learn to take deeper breaths. This improves the flow of air to the lungs and it also circulates more oxygen throughout the body. Asthma and other bronchial diseases can become more manageable through practicing regular meditation.
If stress is left unchecked it can cause damage to a person’s health over time. Their bodies will age prematurely and stress can lower their resistance to serious diseases.
Meditation is the cure to stress. It is good for the body and offers the key to a longer and happier life. Make a resolution today to spend time in an isolation tank. What you get out of it will exceed what you put into it by leaps and bounds.
Hi, interesting site!
I’d love to use a floatation tank for meditation if I could find one nearby.
I’m curious- Using a floatation tank seems like it would disconnect you from the physical sensations of your body and emphasise the mind, whereas the forms of meditation I’m familiar with and have practiced are about connecting with the physical sensations and letting go of the mind… they seem to be opposite types of meditation. Do you find meditating in the tank connects you more with the sensations in your body outside the tank, or more enhances mental focus and things like that?
Thanks!