Clinical Trials Using Relaxation Response Techniques
Increased Comfort, Reduction in Anxiety and Adverse Consequences of Chemo, specifically patients showed decreases in nausea and anxiety during chemo. Vanderbilt University, Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology: 1991 Aug; 59 (4): 518-25
U of Akron, U of Toledo, Oncology Nursing Forum, vol. 26., no. 1, 1999
Reduction in Length of Stay Study at the University of California
Reduced Blood Loss During Surgery Study at the University of California
Fewer Post Op Complications Study at the Mind/Body Medical Institute, Harvard Medical School, Behavioral Medicine, volume 5, pages 111-117, 1989
Decreased Use of Pain Medication Study at the Mind/Body Medical Institute, Harvard Medical School, Journal of Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation, Volume 9, pages 316-324, 1989
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, J. Cardiovascular Surgery, 1997; 38: pp. 69-75
Lowered Blood Pressure Study at the Mind/Body Medical Institute, Harvard Medical School, Journal of Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation, volume 9, pages 316-324, 1989
Patients More Relaxed Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, J. Cardiovascular Surgery, 1997; 38: pp. 69-75
Reduction in Visits to Physician and HMO Study at the Mind/Body Medical Institute, Harvard Medical School, The Clinical Journal of Pain, volume 2, pages 305-310, 1991 and Behavioral Medicine, volume 16, pages 165-173, 1990
Substantial Back Pain Relief after Herniated Disc Surgery using a combination of relaxation imagery and sound healing Study presented recently by Austrian researchers at the 10th World Congress on Pain
