Why the study?
Does meditation reduce sympathetic activation and improve quality of life in elderly patients with optimally treated heart failure?
Does meditation reduce sympathetic activation and improve quality of life in elderly patients with optimally treated heart failure?
Meditation may serve as a beneficial adjunctive therapy to reduce sympathetic activation and improve quality of life in elderly patients with optimally treated heart failure.
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Meditation offers a low-risk adjunct to reduce sympathetic activation in HF; extends RCT evidence for mind-body interventions in elderly patients.
Curiati et al. (2005) studied this question.
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