2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.cegh.2021.100807
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An approach towards COVID-19 pandemic with Yoga and Naturopathy interventions- Tamilnadu model

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“…In addition, qualitative analysis of Yoga and Naturopathy intervention showed that it played a remarkable role in improving the emotional and psychological wellbeing of patients along with improved quality of sleep and reduced breathing difficulty in patients with COVID-19 [ 13 ]. Studies also recommend the use of Yoga and Naturopathy intervention along with conventional care [ 14 , 15 ]. Inclined by the exceptional role of Yoga and Naturopathy in management of COVID-19, physicians advocate its use in the management of post covid sequelae.…”
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“…In addition, qualitative analysis of Yoga and Naturopathy intervention showed that it played a remarkable role in improving the emotional and psychological wellbeing of patients along with improved quality of sleep and reduced breathing difficulty in patients with COVID-19 [ 13 ]. Studies also recommend the use of Yoga and Naturopathy intervention along with conventional care [ 14 , 15 ]. Inclined by the exceptional role of Yoga and Naturopathy in management of COVID-19, physicians advocate its use in the management of post covid sequelae.…”
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“…YN were incorporated in daily routine to >5,00,000 COVID-19 patients across 178 COVID care centers of Tamil Nadu, India, as a supportive treatment to reduce the severity and mortality. [ 14 ] To ensure totality of health at physical, mental, and emotional levels, COVID-19 patients have suggested to use YN therapies as a complementary therapy in all the hospitals. [ 13 ] Limitation of the study: Assessments such as continuous BP monitoring, peripheral resistance, and baroreceptor sensitivity would have given better understanding.…”
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“…In Tamil Nadu, the Directorate of Indian Medicine and Homeopathy has specifically recommended yoga and naturopathy interventions along with conventional care for COVID-19 patients. 3 This advisory was prepared by experienced yoga and naturopathy doctors who recommended various yoga practices and naturopathy therapies (hydrotherapy, aromatherapy, self-acupressure, and sunbath). In addition to that, a natural immune booster drink was also recommended to the patients.…”
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