Mind-body ‘to avoid cancer’
CHAS Hodges, of music duo Chas & Dave, has finished cancer treatment and is going back on the road.
TAI Chi could cut the risk of cancer, a study suggests.
Mind-body training does not simply relax us, it reverses harm to our DNA.
That lowers the odds of getting mental and physical illnesses, says a University of Coventry study.
Lead investigator Ivana Buric explained: “When doing mind-body exercises, our brain — via molecular reactions — tells our genes to express differently, reducing cell inflammation associated with cancers.”