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