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I had an odd conversation with a Afghani immigrant recently regarding mental health. He claimed that Muslims are less likely to suffer from mental illness than
by louprado 10y ago
I had an odd conversation with a Afghani immigrant recently regarding mental health. He claimed that Muslims are less likely to suffer from mental illness than non-Muslims. But rather than over crediting his religion, he stated it is because Muslims take a physical position that rushes blood to the head during their multiple daily prayer sessions.
While mediation has been shown to improve mental health (so I assume prayer would too), I'd be curious if there were studies that combine meditation and slightly inverted positions.
edit: clarity
- the-dude 10y agoI know of studies here in The Netherlands, psychosis is more common in immigrants from (North) Africa.