The Science of Distant Healing Intention: Are Good Vibes Real?Have you ever sent good vibes to a sick friend or whispered a prayer for someone miles away? It’s something almost all of us do—but here’s the million-dollar question: do those intentions actually do anything?In this episode of The Practical Edge, we dive into the fascinating world of Distant Healing Intention (DHI)—the idea that focused thought or prayer can measurably affect someone else, even from afar.We’ll break it down into two big questions:Is there even a connection? Can one person’s mind influence another person’s body at a distance?Does it actually heal people? Can intention improve health outcomes in the real world?Here’s what you’ll learn in this episode:Why controlled lab studies suggest distant intention has real, measurable effects (though small).Why large clinical trials on intercessory prayer haven’t found consistent healing benefits.The paradox researchers call the “evidence-based enigma.”How science may be using the wrong tools to measure something as subtle as intention.A practical way you can integrate this into your life—without replacing medicine or relying on “miracle cures.”The research may not give us a clear-cut answer, but it does point to one truth: our intentions matter. While they may not replace treatment, they’re far from meaningless. Compassionate thoughts, prayers, and good vibes are part of what makes us human—and may play a deeper role than we can currently measure.Your challenge this week: Next time you send good vibes or say a prayer, do it with intention—not as a substitute for action, but as a recognition of our shared human connection.Tune in, and let’s get practical with the science of distant healing.Resource:https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4654780/https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10631821/https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4654780/#R50

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