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Weronika Dmoch Paulina Kisielewska Julia Sawicka Szymon Chmiela Zuzanna Banaś Julia Dzięcioł Gabriela Kamińska Natalia Bołtralik Marta Hajduk Kinga Dzioba E. Hajduk
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Current evidence suggests yoga may have anti-inflammatory potential in selected chronic disease populations, but more standardized, adequately powered trials with longer follow-up are needed to clarify the magnitude, durability, and mechanisms of biomarker effects.

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