This part of the book offers a multidimensional exploration of the neuroscience of yoga and in-depth insights into the neuroscientific underpinnings of yoga's impact on different disease conditions; explores the fascinating intersections between yoga, education, and neuroeconomics, as well as the relationship between yoga, spirituality, and consciousness; and acknowledges the importance of animal models in yoga research. In addition, the book addresses the concept of mind wandering and knowledge practice gap. This section provides valuable guidance for policymakers, healthcare professionals, and educators by exploring these aspects. Its comprehensive nature makes it an invaluable resource for researchers, practitioners, and individuals interested in unravelling the scientific complexities of the mind-body connection.
Chapter 1 Yoga and mindfulness in the prevention of metabolic
diseases.- Chapter 2 Yoga clinical trials for Neurological Disorders and
Headache-Trends and advances.- Chapter 3 Neuroscience of Yoga for mood and
cognitive disorders of aging.- Chapter 4 Yogic Interventions in clock
dysfunction, neurodegeneration and ageing.- Chapter 5 Experimental Yoga
protocols for Brain Diseases.- Chapter 6 Pain Neuroscience and the emerging
use of Yogic techniques in management.- Chapter 7 The role of Mindfulness and
Yoga in the management of Cancer.- Chapter 8 Role of Yoga in Primary and
Secondary Prevention of Cardiovascular Diseases.- Chapter 9 Neuroscientific
Perspective of School Based Yoga and Mindfulness Education.- Chapter 10
Neurophysiological basis of beneficial effects of Yoga on Health.- Chapter
11 Exploring relationship of Mind wandering and neuro-economics with
Yoga.- Chapter 12 Knowledge, attitude, and gap in the practice of Yoga for
public policy in brain health and integrative health.- Chapter 13
Evidence-based Research in Neuroscience of Yoga: Quality, Ethics, and
Integrity Perspectives.
Chapter 14 Neurobiology of consciousness (from
Neuroscience and Ancient perspective).
Chapter 15 Science and research on
Yoga and spirituality.- Chapter 16 Significance of Animals in Yoga and
Meditation.
Dr. Akshay Anand is a professor at the Neuroscience Research Lab in the Department of Neurology, PGIMER, Chandigarh. He is Professor in charge CCRYN Yoga Centre of PGIMER. He earlier served as Visiting Professor at the Kyoto University of Medicine and is currently distinguished Visiting Professor at S-VYASA, Bengaluru. He has also worked as visiting scientist at Lesya Ukrainian Eastern European National University, Lutsk, and Sri Sri Institute of Advanced Research in Bengaluru. He has mentored more than two dozen PhD students, faculty members and editorial colleagues and completed equal number of research grants besides three MPLADS grants and currently remains engaged in advising different editorial, policy, and scientific enterprises across many countries which include Journal start ups, Quality Assurance programs, academic social activities and bringing rigour to Neuroscience of Yoga. He has published more than 200 research papers as corresponding/first author in international peer-reviewed Journals besides filing 3 patient applications. This includes publications in Nature Medicine, 50 policy research commentaries, popular articles and wide electronic media coverages.
Dr. Anand has an h index of 39 with about 5200 citations and is the editor in chief of Annals of Neurosciences and Integrative Medicine Case Reports (JIMCR) and former EIC of Integrative Medicine International. He has received more than 20 national and international awards/honors for his exemplary work in advancing Neuroscience and Yoga research. He is also advisory board member at Centre for Consciousness, BIMDMC, Harvard University, Boston, USA. His academic and social activities, such as PMs Clean India program and Yoga Scholars PGIMER,have cultivated an increased sense of preventive healthcare among his students, colleagues, and science practitioners.
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