Qigong in Injured Military Service Members

Reb, Anne; Saum, Nancy Seaby; Murphy, Deborah; Breckenridge‐Sproat, Sara; Su, Xiaogang; Bormann, Jill E.

doi:10.1177/0898010116638159

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Mind-body Interventions In Veterans With Mtbi1

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“…Two small civilian studies of Tai Chi, for varying levels of TBI, yielded improvements in measures of mood and relaxation but did not assess PCS directly [19,20]. Two feasibility studies of Qigong practice, a mind-body intervention similar to Tai Chi, reported in 6 [21] and 16 [22] military Service Members (SM) with mTBI, found improved mood and sleep, and decreased stress, anxiety, and pain. They also demonstrated the feasibility of a mind-body intervention in SM, including minimal adverse effects and the suitability of such interventions in mTBI patients.…”

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