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Effects of complementary eurythmy therapy on heart rate variability
Complementary Therapies in Medicine, 06/29/09
Seifert G et al. - At comparable workloads, EYT stimulated HRV whereas CET attenuated HRV. The decrease of LF/HF during rest after EYT indicates an improved relaxation. These results suggest that patients may benefit from EYT in terms of HRV improvement.
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