Heart rate variability biofeedback therapy and graded exercise training in management of chronic fatigue syndrome: An exploratory pilot study.

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Abstract

Both interventions reduce fatigue and HRV-BF seems to have additional effects on components of mental health, including depression, whereas GET seems to emphasise components of physical health.

Authors

P. Windthorst
N. Mazurak
Marvin Kuske
A. Hipp
K. Giel
P. Enck
A. Nieß
S. Zipfel
M. Teufel

Keywords

Medicine

Citation

P. Windthorst, N. Mazurak, Marvin Kuske , et al. (2017). Heart rate variability biofeedback therapy and graded exercise training in management of chronic fatigue syndrome: An exploratory pilot study.. Journal of Psychosomatic Research. Semantic Scholar ID 1a39a90647d7588bd36460d0f743cd0679bbef6d. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jpsychores.2016.11.014 ↗