As per neuroscience, when the brain is orderly, thoughts are orderly, which leads to orderly actions. That is what inspired us to conduct a clinical trial — to test whether we can improve cognition and motor function.
In multiple double-blind clinical trials, spanning six months and more than one hundred participants, we demonstrated striking improvements — remotely. The participants were sitting in India. And they received the Blessing from America. That is not faith. That is data.
We measured cognitive improvements spanning memory, decision making, executive function and language skills. We measured motor function — endurance, dexterity, grip strength, standing balance and locomotion. These were measured using the NIH Toolbox, developed by the US National Institutes of Health — the gold standard for neuropsychological assessment.
The results showed: improved cognitive and motor functions lead to better neuropsychological health, which in turn improves overall quality of life.
And this is important — the Blessing is not just about cognitive function. In our clinical trials, participants reported significant relief in sleep problems, anxiety, depression, stress, mental restlessness, sadness, fatigue, menstrual wellness and emotional trauma. They also reported improved relationships and finances. Better energy levels. Higher attention, awareness and focus. Feeling calmer. Greater motivation and inspiration.
That is what we call transformation.

NIH TOOLBOX ASSESSMENT: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39212514/

MENTAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39899546/