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    Title: THE STUDY OF EFFECT ON QI-GONG PRACTICE USING HEART RATE VARIABILITY ANALYSIS
    Authors: 張永賢(Chang,Yung-Hsien);(陳金城);陳方周(Chen,Fun-Jou);(邱創乾)
    Contributors: 中醫學院中西醫結合研究所;中國附醫中醫針灸科
    Date: 2003-09-13
    Issue Date: 2009-09-03 11:15:40 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: ABSTRACT Objective: This study examined the effects of Dan-Tao Qigong practice on cardiac variability and physiological parameter.Dan-Tao Qigong involves slow breathing. Methods: We conducted an age sex matched control study. Thirty-five Qigong trainees volunteered to participate in this study and were each studied during 60 minutes of Dan-Tao Qigong practice. Before and after the practice, we measured physic parameters and recorded electrocardiography. Results: Peripheral temperature significant increased and heart rate variability significantly increased within the low-frequency range but decreased in the high-frequency range while compared to control group before and after Dan-Tao qigong practice. Conclusions: Physiological and heart rate variability parameters were significantly different before and after Dan-Tao Qigong practice. From these results, we suggest which Dan-Tao Qigong practice has physiological and autonomic effects on cardiovascular system. KEY WORD: Qigong, Heart Rate Variability, Autonomic Tone?
    Relation: 第六屆工程科技與中西醫學應用研討會
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