A 2014 academic study reveals that an 8-week school-based Ma-eum Su-ryun mind subtraction program significantly decreases fifth-grade students’ social anxiety, aggression, and salivary cortisol stress indices.
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A 2012 academic study reveals that the Ma-eum Su-ryun mind subtraction program significantly improves lower-grade elementary students’ self-esteem and school adjustment.
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A 2012 clinical study demonstrates that the Ma-eum Su-ryun subtraction program led to an 88.3% improvement in adult mental health, with 44.1% of participants stopping medication.
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A 2014 scientific study by researchers from KAIST and other institutions demonstrates that the mind subtraction method significantly increases attention and anti-stress quotients in brain function.
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