The effect of Super Brain Yoga (SBY) on human’s electromagnetic radiation (EMR)

The purpose of this study is to examine the electromagnetic radiation (EMR) emitted by the human body before and after practicing Super Brain Yoga (SBY). SBY, also known as ketuk ketampi, is a resistance exercise that involves crossing the arms, holding the earlobes with the thumbs and forefingers, and performing repeated squats. Fifty healthy volunteers completed 20 repetitions of SBY in both the morning and evening for two weeks in comfortable, controlled environments. EMR levels were measured using a portable handheld frequency detector equipped with a seven-segment monopole antenna, taken once before and once after each session. Statistical analysis showed a significant difference between pre- and post-SBY EMR values. The most notable benefits were observed in the upper segment of the body, particularly near the brain. Moreover, when focusing on specific energy centres within the chakra regions, a significant improvement was recorded in the Crown Chakra, which is also closely associated with the brain. Overall, the findings suggest that practicing SBY may enhance the body's physical state, as indicated by the observed increase in the left-right correlation value.