用瑜伽减轻压力:基于多模态生物信号的系统性综述。

IF 1.1 Q3 INTEGRATIVE & COMPLEMENTARY MEDICINE International Journal of Yoga Pub Date : 2023-09-01 Epub Date: 2024-02-09 DOI:10.4103/ijoy.ijoy_218_23
Aayushi Khajuria, Amit Kumar, Deepak Joshi, S Senthil Kumaran
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压力是许多健康问题的根源,因此在我们的文化中备受关注。瑜伽体式和正念练习在压力管理方面越来越受欢迎;然而,这些练习对压力反应性的生物影响仍是一个研究领域。本综述旨在强调各种生物信号,它们反映了通过各种瑜伽练习减轻压力的效果。我们对现有文献中的大量前期调查进行了全面综合。这些研究对许多生物信号进行了彻底检查。从这些信号中提取了各种特征,并对其进行了进一步探讨,以反映瑜伽练习在减轻压力方面的效果。压力的多面性和在这一领域开展的广泛研究表明,拟议的方法将依赖于多种模式。与前瞻性瑜伽过程相关的文献显著增加,值得关注;然而,对这些机制的研究却很少。因此,建议未来的研究采用更严格的瑜伽方法,并确保纳入合适的参与者群体。
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Reducing Stress with Yoga: A Systematic Review Based on Multimodal Biosignals.

Stress is an enormous concern in our culture because it is the root cause of many health issues. Yoga asanas and mindfulness-based practices are becoming increasingly popular for stress management; nevertheless, the biological effect of these practices on stress reactivity is still a research domain. The purpose of this review is to emphasize various biosignals that reflect stress reduction through various yoga-based practices. A comprehensive synthesis of numerous prior investigations in the existing literature was conducted. These investigations undertook a thorough examination of numerous biosignals. Various features are extracted from these signals, which are further explored to reflect the effectiveness of yoga practice in stress reduction. The multifaceted character of stress and the extensive research undertaken in this field indicate that the proposed approach would rely on multiple modalities. The notable growth of the body of literature pertaining to prospective yoga processes is deserving of attention; nonetheless, there exists a scarcity of research undertaken on these mechanisms. Hence, it is recommended that future studies adopt more stringent yoga methods and ensure the incorporation of suitable participant cohorts.

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International Journal of Yoga
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