Comparative Impact of Yagya Fumes and Ordinary Fumes on Indoor Microbes

Two sets of experiments were conducted to compare the effect of Yagya and a non-Yagya ( burning of plain wood without any rituals) on the atmospheric microflora. The findings of this study can be summarized as under:
 

• The general trend of microbes is to decrease in the Yagya  and increase  in the Non-Yagya environment
   

• In the Yagya fumes atmosphere bacteria decreased from 52 counts to 11 counts, i.e. reduction of 79% as compared to one day before background.
   

• In the Non-Yagya fumes atmosphere the bacteria however increased from 27 counts to 57 i.e. 111% increase,
   

• In the Yagya fumes atmosphere the fungi reduced by 68% as compared to day before counts and
   

• In the Non-yagya fumes atmosphere it increased by 257% as compared to the background.
   

• Pathogens reduced by 33% in the Yagya atmosphere
   

• Whereas they increased by 100% in the Non-yagya atmosphere thereby indicating that ordinary fumes were pollution and provided food to the disease causing microbes.
   

• In the above experiment as  the   c2 was significant for Bacteria, Fungi and pathogen,   it can be inferred that the reduction in counts was due to the Yagya . Hence Yagya can control the growth of Microflora counts.