How effective is medical Qigong in reducing inflammation in cancer patients?

In 2012, Oh, et. al., conducted a randomized controlled trial which has found that medical Qigong (MQ), a practice combining gentle exercise and meditation, significantly improves cognitive function, quality of life, and reduces inflammation in cancer patients. The study, conducted by a team of researchers led by Byeongsang Oh, involved 81 cancer patients and highlights the potential benefits of MQ as a complementary therapy for … Continue reading How effective is medical Qigong in reducing inflammation in cancer patients?

Does foot reflexology show promise in reducing pain and nausea among inpatients with cancer?

In 2021, Anderson, et. al., conducted study about pain and nausea which are pervasive challenges faced by patients undergoing cancer treatment. To address this issue, researchers conducted a randomized controlled trial to assess the potential benefits of foot reflexology as an adjunct to traditional nursing care for inpatients with cancer. While previous studies have shown encouraging outcomes, further investigation was warranted to confirm its efficacy. … Continue reading Does foot reflexology show promise in reducing pain and nausea among inpatients with cancer?

How Does Reflexology Impact Quality of Life in Patients in the Late Stages of Cancer?

In 2000, Hodgson, et. al., conducted study which aimed to investigate the effects of reflexology on the quality of life of patients in the palliative stage of cancer. The objective was to determine whether reflexology, a complementary therapy that involves applying pressure to specific points on the feet, could provide any benefits for individuals facing advanced cancer. In this randomized controlled trial, twelve patients with … Continue reading How Does Reflexology Impact Quality of Life in Patients in the Late Stages of Cancer?