YOGATHERAPY

    IIHH's definition of yogatherapy is "health promotion via maintenance and enhancement of mind - body coordination" including , physical, respiratory and mental programs.

   This is more particular definition of yoga which has been disintegrated of historical, philosophic and holistic data of yogic sciences.

    IIHH suggests an experimental approach to yoga but it is not a collection of scattered data. 

    We are investigating an organistic clinical way to health on the base of biopsychosocial approach and yoga in this manner is a historical paradigm.

    Yogasana (physical exercises), pranayama (breathing exercises) and meditation 
(mental exercises) are some of outcomes of very vast and deep introspective researches of yogis along thousands years of try and error. 

   Ethnomedical studies through recent decades, specially WHO's studies, showed effectiveness of some of this intuitive and semiemperic experiences of yogi traditional practitioners.
    

    IIHH is working out an integral mind-body approach to health , in the form of a simple, 
modern and global health program.