Meditation or medication? Today, more than ever, it\u2019s a choice that many of us have to make.
We live at a time of great distraction, and terrible health influences around every bend. When I walked into the restaurant where I\u2019m writing this, I strolled past a glass case of desserts where there was a rice crispy bar made out of Fruity Pebbles that I swear called my name.
It\u2019s a different world, and we have different means for coping with it. Exercise, great food, great sleep, great companionship\u2026 all of those things lean towards creating a healthy, successful life. But I feel that one of the greatest tools we have available to us still isn\u2019t talked about enough. That\u2019s why I wanted to do this brand new episode.
Meditation has been found to reduce your risk of heart attack (The Stroke Journal, 2009), reduce symptoms of anxiety and depression (Psychosomatic Medicine, 2009), increase focus and attention (University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2007), improve your libido (yep\u2026 The Journal of Sexual Medicine, 2009), and so much more. What medication can do all of these things? Let me answer that for you\u2026 none of them.
Why then isn\u2019t meditation being prescribed and utilized more often? I believe it\u2019s due to some strange stigmas we might carry about it. I know that I was apprehensive about meditation before I knew what it actually was (and experienced the benefits). There are definitely a lot of myths about meditation that we need to clear up. So, that\u2019s why I invited on one of the best meditation teachers in the country, Light Watkins. Click play, listen deeply, and enjoy!
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