A newly published randomized study is adding to the growing body of research exploring Pranic Healing and holistic well-being. Published online on September 10, 2026, the study examined the effects of Pranic Healing and mindfulness on respiratory function, physical endurance and overall well-being among paramedical students.

The research involved investigators from the World Pranic Healing Foundation India and JSS Medical College, Mysuru. The findings contribute to ongoing scientific interest in understanding how complementary practices such as Pranic Healing and mindfulness may relate to measurable aspects of health and well-being.

As research in this area continues to develop, Pranic Healing can be considered a complementary wellness practice and should not be presented as a replacement for professional medical diagnosis or treatment.