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Practising yoga may improve chances of quitting tobacco by 50%: Aiims study

A study conducted by AIIMS suggests that practising yoga could increase the likelihood of individuals quitting tobacco by up to 50%. The research highlights potential benefits of yoga in supporting smoking cessation efforts. While the study indicates a positive correlation between yoga practice and reduced tobacco use, it does not provide specific mechanisms or detailed methodology behind the findings. The report was published by Business Standard, an Indian news outlet.

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Practising yoga may improve chances of quitting tobacco by 50%: Aiims study

A study conducted by AIIMS suggests that practising yoga could increase the likelihood of individuals quitting tobacco by up to 50%. The research highlights potential benefits of yoga in supporting smoking cessation efforts. While the study indicates a positive correlation between yoga practice and reduced tobacco use, it does not provide specific mechanisms or detailed methodology behind the findings. The report was published by Business Standard, an Indian news outlet.

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