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Manual needling of the Yaotongdian extra acupoints (EX-UE 7), two points on the back of each hand, acupoints developed from the experience of clinical experts in traditional Chinese medicine.
2 studiesAlternate Nostril Breathing
A pranayama technique of breathing alternately through one nostril at a time, used within the Sudarshan Kriya Yoga protocol to balance the breath.
1 studyBaduanjin
A traditional Chinese qigong routine of eight gentle, coordinated movements combined with breath regulation and mental focus, often called the Eight Pieces of Brocade.
1 studyBellows Breath
A rapid, forceful diaphragmatic breathing technique (Bhastrika-type) that mimics the pumping action of a bellows.
1 studyBody Scan Meditation
A guided practice of sequentially directing non-judgmental attention through different regions of the body to build present-moment bodily awareness.
1 studyBreathing Techniques
Practices such as alternate nostril breathing to regulate energy flow and enhance relaxation.
1 studyClassical Ketogenic Diet
The strictest form of ketogenic diet therapy, built mainly on long-chain dietary fats with very low carbohydrate intake.
1 studyEnergizing Prana Technique (EPT)
A practice that involves projecting and receiving Prana to facilitate healing and balance.
1 studyGlobal Pelvic Manipulation
A high-velocity low-amplitude manual manipulation of the pelvis and sacroiliac region, applied to address pelvic mechanics.
1 studyHeliox-Assisted Exercise
Exercise training performed while breathing heliox, a helium-oxygen gas mixture that lowers airflow resistance.
1 studyHigh-Flow Nasal Cannula-Assisted Exercise
Exercise training performed while receiving heated, humidified high-flow gas through nasal prongs.
1 studyHome-Based Guided Hypnotherapy
A variation of hypnotherapy in which the person listens to pre-recorded guided relaxation and visualisation exercises at home, typically via a website, instead of attending face-to-face sessions.
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