A case study on effect of integrative medicine with combination of hrudaydhara (heart stimulation) and yoga therapy on ejection fraction of patient with history of hypertension

Tripathi, Satyam; Azuma, Mika

doi:10.38205/imcr.020250

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The Behavioural Analysis of the <i>Dosha</i> Pattern Derived from Associated Current Diseases and Symptoms along with Parkinson’s Disease

Majhi

Choudhury

Saha

et al. 2023

JNR

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Parkinson’s Disease (PD) in Ayurveda can be correlated with Kampavata or Tremor, which is one of the four cardinal symptoms of PD. Along with this tremor, various other symptoms or diseases can manifest along with PD. In this research, we considered 43 different diseases and symptoms for analysis of the current health status of PD. Initially, we marked each disease and symptom with its respective disturbed Dosha. Next, we calculated the cumulative Dosha score for each individual Tridosha based on the diseases and symptoms a person is currently suffering from along with PD. Finally, different Dosha patterns were identified through different statistical analyses. We observed the variation of Tridosha due to changes in Body Mass Index (BMI) and age. The results obtained successfully established the association of various current health-related Doshas with PD compared to controls. The positive significant differences in mean Dosha score were observed for Vata and Kapha Dosha for PD compared to control. Significant Dosha variations have been observed for PD in relation to different BMI categories and age categories. There is a possibility that Dosha will become distorted when a subject’s weight varies from normal weight to underweight or obese. Likewise, the probability of Dosha vitiations increases with age. The Vata Dosha with Odds Ratio (OR) 1.036 (1.016-1.058), Pitta Dosha OR 0.814 (0.784-0.846) and Kapha Dosha OR 1.280 (1.229-1.332) shows the probability of all Doshas occurring in Parkinson’s disease.

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The Behavioural Analysis of the <i>Dosha</i> Pattern Derived from Associated Current Diseases and Symptoms along with Parkinson’s Disease

Majhi

Choudhury

Saha

et al. 2023

JNR

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Vedic Perspective of Wellness and Wellbeing

Sathiyaseelan,

Balasundaram,

Patangia

2024

Advances in Psychology, Mental Health, and Behavioral Studies

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In the absence of a comprehensive understanding of Vedic philosophy regarding health and well-being, this chapter advocates a global integration of these principles. Personalized healthcare in Ayurveda, yoga and meditation's transformative effects, and spiritual practice's significance are highlighted as key elements of the chapter. Readers are encouraged to embrace Vedic wisdom as part of their daily lives as a means of achieving a balanced and fulfilled existence. As a result, the chapter goes on to argue that integrating Vedic perspectives can be instrumental in addressing global health challenges in a way that emphasizes their relevance across cultures and time periods.

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Low Ejection Fraction Patients' Response to Heart Failure Reversal Therapy – A Single Case Study

S.Vaidya,

Waghchaure,

Parulekar

2024

IAMJ

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In India, chronic heart failure (CHF) has increased significantly despite improved medicine therapy. The overall prognosis of CHF patients was found to be unsatisfactory due to a decreased ejection fraction or a low aerobic capacity in CHF patients, resulting in rising mortality and morbidity rates. Perhaps complementary and alternative medications can aid in the treatment of congestive heart failure as an adjuvant. Ayurveda is one approach which can be applied to the treatment. Several studies have demonstrated the efficacy of panchakarma therapy in treating a variety of illnesses, and it can be treated as Heart failure reversal therapy. Heart failure reversal therapy (HFRT) is a unique treatment intended to improve cardiorespiratory endurance in patients with CHF. This study quantifies the maximal aerobic capacity (MAC) of patients with CHF whose mortality and morbidity rates are rising. The objective of the present investigation was to assess the efficacy of HFRT as an adjuvant therapy for patients with CHF and a low ejection fraction. In the present case report, HF was treated for six months with conventional medicine. Then, only Ayurveda treatment was offered, along with lifestyle adjustment, after examining the cause and risk factors for heart disease. This case report thereby describes the beneficial role of Ayurveda in heart failure with poor ejection fraction (35%) in a 65-year-old male with comorbidities who has been treated in our institute for six months.

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A case study on effect of integrative medicine with combination of hrudaydhara (heart stimulation) and yoga therapy on ejection fraction of patient with history of hypertension

Cited by 3 publications

References 14 publications

The Behavioural Analysis of the <i>Dosha</i> Pattern Derived from Associated Current Diseases and Symptoms along with Parkinson’s Disease

The Behavioural Analysis of the <i>Dosha</i> Pattern Derived from Associated Current Diseases and Symptoms along with Parkinson’s Disease

Vedic Perspective of Wellness and Wellbeing

Low Ejection Fraction Patients' Response to Heart Failure Reversal Therapy – A Single Case Study

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