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buyogaresearch

Posted 2005-01-05 10:56 AM (#14374)
Subject: yoga + neuroimaging in Boston

Participants wanted for Research Study

Are you a well established Yoga Practitioner between the ages of 18-45?
If you answered yes to the above, you may qualify for a Neuroimaging Study
Subjects will be compensated for their time: $25 for initial screening visit and $75 for the scanning session ($100 total)

Greetings! I'm involved in a study at Boston University which is studying the effects of Yoga on chemical levels in the brain. We're starting out with a small pilot study looking at established yoga practitioners willing to commit to one initial screening visit at BU Medical Center followed by approximately 5 hours of MRI scanning + yoga at McLean Hospital in Belmont. Subjects are compensated for their time. If you live in the Boston are and are interested in our study - please contact me at buyogaresearch@yahoo.com and I would be delighted to provide you with more information. Thank you!

Gruvemom

Posted 2005-01-05 11:07 AM (#14375 - in reply to #14374)
Subject: RE: yoga + neuroimaging in Bos

too bad I live in Miami! I'd do it just for kicks!

afroyogi

Posted 2005-01-05 8:52 PM (#14395 - in reply to #14374)
Subject: RE: yoga + neuroimaging in Bos

Sounds very interesting indeed. Please let us know about the outcome of that study. I would participate without hesitation but don't know if I'm a well established yoga practitioner. Also I'm living way to far from Boston.

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