ALCOHOL ADDICTION

                     (Again a study was conducted by Lt. Col. G. R. Golechha at military Hospital, Kirkee. His paper titled 'AGNIHOTRA - IN THE TREATMENT OF ALCOHOLISM' was presented by him at the 41st Annual Conference of Indian Psychiatric Association held at Cuttack in January, 1989).

Brief Extract:

'Agnihotra is a Vedic ritual of litting fire in a copper pyramid pot with use of mantra at sunrise and sunset time. It is found to have neurophysiological effect on human body and brain. Computerised EEG studies has shown delta wave suppression and alpha wave activation in frontal leads during Agnihotra. Clinically it produces mental tranquility and reported to have useful adjunct effect on deaddiction. In our present study effect of agnihotra was studied on 18 cases of Alcoholism. It is found that it leads to total abstinace without other restrain after two weeks of continuous Agnihotra practice. An obsessive compliance to perform Agnihotra develops. After discontiuing its effects last for another few weeks … On stopping Agnihotra replapses may develop after 2 weeks onward in small percentage of cases. Nevertheless, it appears to be an useful adjunct in treatment of alcoholism, if performed regularly.'

DRUG ADDICTION
ALCOHOL ADDICTION
NEURO-PHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS
EFFECTS ON MICROBIAL COUNT
AGRICULTURE : Effects on Germination of Seeds
RADIATION