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HOW PRAYING IN TONGUES CAN BOOST YOUR IMMUNE SYSTEM

It has been reported by medical science recently that praying can affect a sick person’s outcome for the better. One study showed that even when the sick person did not know people were praying for him/her, their health improved. As believers, we know personally what prayer has done for us in our times of sickness (Js. 5:15-16). But did you know that “praying in tongues” can actually make you healthier?
Speaking in Tongues Can Boost Your Immune System
A few years ago, a brain surgeon at Oral Roberts University did a study of what happens in the brain when people pray in tongues. He found that they secreted two chemicals that can boost the immune system by 35-40%! Think about the effects this can have on opportunistic diseases such as cancer. God created the immune system to be our defense against harmful invaders: bacterial, viral, fungal, parasitic, and even malignant. It is when the immune system is weakened that such pathogens can attack and overwhelm our bodies. We all know that keeping our immune system strong is vital to warding off diseases, and why it is so important for us to eat a healthy diet and to avoid foods that are heavily processed. Proper exercise and sleep are also necessary to keep our immune system strong, because God has designed our bodies to recuperate and repair themselves during sleep.
God also knows how He designed us in His image as a three-part being, made up of spirit, soul, and body (1Thes.5:23), and He knows that the health of our spirits and souls is directly correlated to the health of our bodies. This is why John said that he desired for us to be in health even as our souls prosper (3John2). We already know that when a person speaks in tongues, he edifies himself; that is, he builds himself up, strengthens himself in his inner man (1Cor.14:4). Now we know that we can also fortify our immune system by speaking in tongues. The ORU doctor observed that speaking in tongues activates a part of the brain that appears to have no other function. It is only activated when one is in prayer, praise, and worship.
Another Study of the Brain While Speaking in Tongues
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania Healthcare System discovered that when one is speaking in tongues, there is decreased activity in the frontal lobes of the brain, which is the area associated with being in control of oneself. They measured regional cerebral blood flow by special imaging machines, while the subjects were speaking in tongues, It showed that they were not in control of the brain’s usual language centers during this activity. This was consistent with the participants’ claims of a lack of intentional control while speaking in tongues. It reflected a complex pattern of changes in brain activity.
   
                                        Source: Sharon's blog

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