Effects of untouched healing under suggestive or non-suggestive condition on autonomic nervous function

Itsuo KURAMOTO; Seiya UCHIDA; Hisanobu SUGANO; Yasutami TSUDA

doi:10.18936/islis.15.1_227

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Effects of untouched healing under suggestive or non-suggestive condition on autonomic nervous function

Itsuo KURAMOTO, Seiya UCHIDA, Hisanobu SUGANO, Yasutami TSUDA

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Keywords: untouched healing, Qi-gong, suggestion, AMI, perspiration, peripheral blood flow, autonomic nervous system, conscious, subconscious

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1997 Volume 15 Issue 1 Pages 227-234

DOI https://doi.org/10.18936/islis.15.1_227

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Abstract

Simultaneous measurements of rectangular pulse current (AMI), perspiration and peripheral blood flow revealed that the BP and AP which are parameters of AMI were useful to the measurement of autonomic nervous function. The AP related with perspiration, while the BP with blood flow. Changes in the BP and AP during healing were measured under suggestive and non-suggestive conditions, and it was found that the AP was influenced by psychological changes, while the BP showed the effect of untouched healing.

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