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Does temperature biofeedback-assisted relaxation therapy reduce blood pressure across different settings in patients with treated but elevated hypertension?
Does temperature biofeedback-assisted relaxation therapy reduce blood pressure across different settings in patients with treated but elevated hypertension?
Relaxation therapy does not consistently lower blood pressure across different settings in patients with treated but elevated hypertension, calling its generalizability into question.
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Relaxation therapy may raise ambulatory diastolic BP in treated hypertension; challenges its efficacy and calls for ambulatory-focused outcome trials.
Jacob et al. (1992) studied this question.
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