* Subclinical Depression (HAD) (HAD) – Hospital Anxiety Depression Scale * - p value = 0.001 Kjellgren et al. (2007) N.Janakiramaiah et al. (2000) Hamilton.

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* Subclinical Depression (HAD) (HAD) – Hospital Anxiety Depression Scale * - p value = Kjellgren et al. (2007) N.Janakiramaiah et al. (2000) Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression (HRSD) Clinical Depression Non-Clinical Depression SKY significantly reduces major depressive disorder as effectively as antidepressant drug therapy, yet is free of unwanted side effects. SKY reduces everyday blues (non-clinical depression) by one third in four weeks. SKY Significantly Decreases Clinical & Non-Clinical Depression

SKY Significantly Decreases Clinical & Non-Clinical Anxiety * Anxiety (%) 73% of individuals suffering from Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) who were not helped by standard psychiatric care experienced reductions in anxiety, and 41% achieved full remission 4 weeks after learning SKY. (* - p value <0.01) Katzman MA et al., Int J Yoga 2012;5:57-65 Subclinical Anxiety (HAD) SKY significantly decreases everyday worry and anxiety (HAD) – Hospital Anxiety Depression Scale * - p value <0.01 Kjellgren et al., BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine 2007, 7:43 * Clinical AnxietyNon-Clinical Anxiety

PCL-M (Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Checklist-Military Version) * § * Iraq and Afghanistan veterans who practiced SKY had significant reductions in PTSD symptoms after just one week of SKY practice. Results persisted for one year with no follow-up sessions, demonstrating long term benefits. * - p value < § - p value < Seppala et al. (2014) SKY Significantly Reduces PTSD

Relative Stress Level 2,8 2,0 2,2 2,4 2,6 SKY Cont Pre-test Post-test P=0.003 * * * Stress Pre-test Post-test Relative Optimism Level P=0.002 * * * Optimism Kjellgren et al. (2007) SKY Significantly Increases Well-Being SKY significantly decreased stress and increased levels of optimism (a key indicator of wellbeing) in healthy adults, indicating improvement of wellness. SKY Cont

SKY Significantly Decreases Stress Hormone Levels (Cortisol) Cortisol (µg/dl) * - p value <0.05 A.Vedamurthachar et al. (2006) Adding SKY to conventional treatment for individuals in recovery for substance use was twice as effective in reducing stress hormone cortisol levels as conventional treatment alone. *

SKY Significantly Activates Genes that Protect Against Stress H.Sharma et al. (2008) * - p value <0.05 * Hsp-70 SKY activates genes responsible for protecting the body against the damaging effect of stress. Arbitrary Units

SKY Significantly Increases Prolactin (a Well-being Hormone) Janakiramaiah et al. (1998) * Prolactin, a well-being hormone, is abnormally low in depressed individuals. Depressed patients experienced a 33.3% increase in their Prolactin levels after their very first SKY session. Arbitrary Units * - p value < 0.05

SODGlutathione mmoles/mg protein Sharma et al., Biol Psychol Jul;63(3): SKY Significantly Increases Antioxidant Production Antioxidants protect cells from free radical damage, which is responsible for many diseases and the aging process. SKY practitioners exhibited more than twice the levels of the 3 major antioxidants, Glutathione, SOD and Catalase as controls. SOD Units/ml

Significantly Greater Mental Focus in Sky Practitioners EEG measures electrical brain activity. In this study, SKY practitioners demonstrated significantly greater (P<0.05) EEG Beta wave activity than controls, which is indicative of heightened alertness/mental focus. Bhatia et al. (2003) Mean Spectral Power in Various Bands in Controls Mean Spectral Power in Various Bands in Sudarshan Kriya Teachers

SKY Enhances Immunity (Lymphocyte count) Subramanian, S. et al, 2012 Lymphocytes (%) * * Approximately 70% of all immune cells are lymphocytes. SKY significantly increased lymphocyte count by more than 50% compared to controls, suggesting enhanced immune function. BaselineControl 3 weeks SKY practice Control 6 weeks SKY practice * - p value <0.001

SKY Lowers Heart Rate & Blood Pressure in Healthy Individuals & Hypertensives * * * Somwanshi S. D. et al. (2013)V.V.AGTE et al. (2011) * * Heart disease is the leading cause of death in N. America. Heart rate and blood pressure are two key indicators of heart function. SKY significantly decreases the heart rate & blood pressure in both healthy individuals, and in people with high blood pressure. * - p value < * - p value <0.01 Systolic B.P. – Pressure in the arteries when heart muscle contracts (Normal value is 120) Diastolic B.P. - Pressure in the arteries when heart muscle relaxes (Normal value is 80)

SKY Significantly Reduces Cholesterol * * SKY significantly reduced cholesterol, with no change in diet in just 3 weeks, even under stressful conditions. Cholesterol (mg/dl) Baseline Control 3 weeks SKY practice Control 6 weeks SKY practice * - p value <0.05 Subramanian, S. et al, 2012

SKY Significantly Enhances Restful Sleep Sulekha et al. (2006) § * SKY practitioners spend 3 times as much of their total sleep time in deeper sleep (slow wave sleep), than controls. SKY practitioners spend 13% of their total sleep time in the deeper restful SWS state, while controls spend only 4% of their sleep time in SWS state. Percentage of Total Sleep Time (%) * - p value < § - p-value <0.05