The ayurvedic physician I had back in the 1990s was a psychiatrist. He
had learned TM so also took the Maharishi Ayurveda course for MDs. But
he also took the Ayurvedic Institute (Dr. Lad) MD course too. He
treated TM'ers who were having psychological disorders (not me I was
just there for ayurveda). He was critical of the movement not doing so
hot with such disorders. In many cases folks just need to stop doing
meditation for awhile. Or maybe at TM at least since it isn't working
well for them.
I read a book back in the early 80s by a chiropractor was a TM
practitioner but didn't think it was for everyone and in fact said with
some folks probably going for a walk or jogging might be better.
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