2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.ctim.2005.11.007
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Effects of mental relaxation and slow breathing in essential hypertension

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“…Our data are consistent with the studies by Joseph et al 11 , Kaushik et al 16 , Bernardi et al 17 , and Goso et al 18 . These studies evaluated the effects of a single exercise session using the slow breathing technique in healthy, hypertensive and heart failure patients and showed the benefits of spontaneous respiratory modulation in cardiovascular control and blood pressure reduction.…”
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“…Our data are consistent with the studies by Joseph et al 11 , Kaushik et al 16 , Bernardi et al 17 , and Goso et al 18 . These studies evaluated the effects of a single exercise session using the slow breathing technique in healthy, hypertensive and heart failure patients and showed the benefits of spontaneous respiratory modulation in cardiovascular control and blood pressure reduction.…”
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“…Sympathetic hyperactivity has been frequently associated with hypertension, in which the sensitivity of baroreceptor control is impaired, thereby compromising the autonomic function 30 . This state of hyperexcitation with increased sympathetic discharges is well characterized in the literature, which also reports the benefits of mental relaxation associated or not with breathing exercises in hypertensive patients 16 . In essential hypertension, the sympathetic hyperactivity results not only in arteriolar vasoconstriction, but also in chemoreflex activation, an important mechanism that regulates breathing, since the excitatory state is distributed to all organs and systems 31 .…”
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“…Salah satu terapi nonfarmakologis yang dapat dilakukan pada penderita hipertensi primer yaitu latihan slow deep breathing karena termasuk ke dalam latihan dan relaksasi (Joseph, et al, 2006;Kaushik, Kaushik, Mahajan, & Rajesh, 2006;Sepdianto, Nurachmah, & Gayatri, 2010).…”
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“…Evidências científicas demonstram que uma FR lenta e profunda, de aproximadamente seis respirações por minuto, leva a um aumento da sensibilidade barorreflexa e uma consequente redução da PA em indivíduos hipertensos 13,22,23 .…”
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