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Is yoga the key to better cardiac autonomic function in heart failure?

In 2014, a study led by Bandi Hari Krishna and colleagues sheds light on the positive impact of yoga therapy on heart health, specifically in patients with heart failure. The research, conducted over 12 weeks, investigated how integrating yoga into standard medical treatment influences critical cardiovascular parameters, such as heart rate, blood pressure, and cardiac autonomic function. Heart failure, a condition marked by adverse changes … Continue reading Is yoga the key to better cardiac autonomic function in heart failure?

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Training Load Metrics

Understanding Training Load Metrics in Rehabilitation In rehabilitation, training load is a key variable that therapists adjust to achieve optimal therapeutic outcomes. This load can be categorized into two primary types: external load and internal load. External Load (Demand) External load refers to measurable aspects that exist outside the patient, such as the physical work load prescribed during rehabilitation. In the context of resistance training, … Continue reading Training Load Metrics

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How effective is osteopathic manipulative treatment for pregnant women’s circulatory health?

In 2013, a study led by Kendi L. Hensel, Christina F. Pacchia, and Michael L. Smith at the obstetric clinics of UNTHealth has shed light on the potential benefits of Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment (OMT) for pregnant women, particularly in the third trimester. As pregnancy progresses, women experience significant physiological changes, including increased blood volume and cardiac output. These changes can challenge hemodynamic control, especially during … Continue reading How effective is osteopathic manipulative treatment for pregnant women’s circulatory health?

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