ackground: Jaundice is a clinical manifestation of underlying hepatic dysfunction, often requiring medical intervention. Complementary therapies such as Yoga Prana Vidya (YPV) have shown promise in accelerating recovery and improving patient cooperation with conventional treatment. Objective: To document the role of YPV healing techniques in the recovery of a patient with jaundice, highlighting clinical progress and psychosocial outcomes. Method: Case presentation: A 67-year-old male patient diagnosed with jaundice presented with fever, weakness, drowsiness, lack of appetite, and reluctance to undergo hospital-based investigations. YPV healing was initiated on 2nd December 2025, employing YPV Level 2& 3 protocols including internal organ cleansing, blood cleansing, infection protocol and psychotherapy. Post YPV healing intervention, he agreed for hospital admission. YPV healing sessions were conducted twice daily for 20 minutes over 16 days. Results: Within three days, the patient demonstrated improved cooperation and energy. By day six, appetite improved, and by day twelve, energy levels normalized. Clinical reports indicated stabilization, leading to hospital discharge. Sustained improvements were noted in appetite, feeding, and daily activities. Conclusion: YPV healing facilitated patient acceptance of medical care, improved clinical outcomes, and enhanced psychosocial well-being. This case supports the integration of YPV as a complementary modality in hepatic dysfunction management.
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