Murugesan R, Govindarajulu N, Bera T K
Department of Physical Education, Pondicherry University.
Indian J Physiol Pharmacol. 2000 Apr;44(2):207-10.
On the basis of medical officers diagnosis, thirty three (N = 33) hypertensives, aged 35-65 years, from Govt. General Hospital, Pondicherry, were examined with four variables viz, systolic and diastolic blood pressure, pulse rate and body weight. The subjects were randomly assigned into three groups. The exp. group-I underwent selected yoga practices, exp. group-II received medical treatment by the physician of the said hospital and the control group did not participate in any of the treatment stimuli. Yoga imparted in the morning and in the evening with 1 hr/session. day-1 for a total period of 11-weeks. Medical treatment comprised drug intake every day for the whole experimental period. The result of pre-post test with ANCOVA revealed that both the treatment stimuli (i.e., yoga and drug) were effective in controlling the variables of hypertension.
根据医务人员的诊断,从本地治里政府总医院选取了33名年龄在35至65岁之间的高血压患者,对其进行收缩压、舒张压、脉搏率和体重这四个变量的检查。受试者被随机分为三组。实验组I进行特定的瑜伽练习,实验组II由该医院的医生进行药物治疗,对照组不参与任何治疗刺激。瑜伽在早上和晚上进行,每次1小时,第1天开始,为期11周。药物治疗包括在整个实验期间每天服药。协方差分析的前后测试结果表明,两种治疗刺激(即瑜伽和药物)在控制高血压变量方面均有效。