Face Yoga Therapy for Autism

Yoga can be very effective for developing coping skills and achieving a more positive outlook on life. However, few people know about a style of yoga aimed at neuro-muscular rejuvenation of the upper body.

Its exercises promote increased blood flow to the 57 muscles of the face, neck, and scalp, which in turn improves the circulation of oxygen and nutrients to the cells. Furthermore, face yoga strengthens muscles, which can be particularly beneficial for individuals with autism.

Such exercises can be used for various purposes. In particular, the benefits of face yoga include:

• Isolating the muscles controlling the mouth with various exercises can positively influence overall speech quality in people who suffer from conditions that weaken these muscles.
• Increased muscle tone.
• Stress relief and better control over anxiety.

Additionally, face yoga can address potential issues for individuals with autism, such as problems with eye coordination and difficulty tracking objects. Improved circulation, increased oxygen levels, and better muscle tone can help individuals orient themselves better in space and reduce the fear of eye contact. Of course, these changes also positively impact the quality of life.

Yoga is an ancient exercise system, and there are reasons to believe that it has the potential to alleviate some autism symptoms. However, it has already been proven that there is a modern and more effective method for dealing with the manifestations of the disorder. These symptoms become significantly less pronounced or completely disappear through stem cell transplantation, where stem cells transform into healthy analogs of damaged ones and replace them. This process restores the normal functioning of the nervous system and brain, making other therapeutic measures more effective.

Cell therapy is already widely recognized and may, in the future, become the main method for managing autism. Since the patient’s own stem cells are implanted, the immune system does not react to the introduced biomaterial, eliminating the risk of rejection. Positive results are achieved quickly and often last a lifetime.

Given the potential of this technology, it’s no surprise that it is used in the world’s leading clinics, including the Mardaleishvili Medical Center. Its doctors are highly qualified specialists with extensive successful experience, involved in scientific research, and equipped with state-of-the-art technology. Moreover, the center’s services are more financially accessible than in other countries with comparable medical standards, and the staff offers assistance with trip planning, accommodation, and other matters.

Cell therapy is the best way to counteract the symptoms of autism!