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Endogenous theta stimulation during meditation predicts reduced opioid dosing following treatment with Mindfulness-Oriented Recovery Enhancement

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This groundbreaking study conducted by Justin Hudak, Adam W Hanley, William R Marchand, Yoshio Nakamura, Brandon Yabko, and Eric L Garland reveals how Mindfulness-Oriented Recovery Enhancement (MORE) can significantly lower opioid usage in veterans with chronic pain, while also boosting brain activity associated with self-control. Discover the powerful intersection of mindfulness and neuroscience!... show more

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