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Meditation Can Backfire, Worsening Mental Health Problems

- Mindfulness, a Buddhist-based meditation, is often seen as a perfect solution for stress and mental health issues, but it can have adverse effects. - Research shows that over 10% of regular meditators experience significant negative impacts on their mental health, including anxiety, depression, and psychosis. - Adverse effects can occur even in people without prior mental health issues and can lead to long-lasting symptoms. - Despite evidence of these risks, mindfulness coaches and resources rarely warn about potential negative outcomes. - Ethical concerns arise about promoting mindfulness without mentioning its adverse effects, and more research is needed to understand how to practice it safely. Source: [PsyPost]()

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Coy Hyrum

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