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January 1, 2015Computational and Mathematical Methods in MedicineOpen Access

Cognitive Behavior Evaluation Based on Physiological Parameters among Young Healthy Subjects with Yoga as Intervention

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Key result

Yoga increases HRV, balances autonomic reactivity, and improves cognition in young healthy subjects.

  • n=30

Why the study?

Does yoga practice improve cognitive skills and heart rate variability in young healthy subjects?

Population

30 normal young healthy engineering students

Comparison

Yoga practice one and half hour per day for six… vs Control group

Design

RCT, Randomly selected into two groups

Follow-up

5 months

Authors

HNHongasandra Ramarao NagendraVKVinod KumarSMSayandev Mukherjee

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Overview

Supports recommending yoga for cognitive and autonomic benefits in healthy young adults; extends RCT evidence to non-clinical populations.

Study Design

Type

RCT (n=30)

Randomization

Randomly selected

Structured PICO

Does yoga practice improve cognitive skills and heart rate variability in young healthy subjects?

P
Population
30 normal young healthy engineering students randomized to a 5-month yoga intervention or control group.
I
Intervention
Yoga practice one and half hour per day for six days in a week, for a period of five months
C
Comparator
Control group
O
Outcome
Effect on cognitive skills, autonomic nervous system, and heart rate variability by analyzing physiological parameterssurrogate

Yoga practice over five months improves heart rate variability and cognitive physiological parameters in healthy young subjects.

Cite This Study

Nagendra et al. (2015) conducted an RCT in Healthy (n=30). Yoga vs. Control group was evaluated on Cognitive skills, autonomic nervous system, and heart rate variability. Yoga practice for 5 months improved cognitive functions, increased heart rate variability, and balanced autonomic nervous system reactivity in young healthy subjects.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6aa3bb519fb7966fc9749420https://doi.org/10.1155/2015/821061
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