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p class="abstract">Bones form a vital part of the skeletal system providing mechanical support, strength, structure and protection to the human body. Inability of the bone to resist any kind of stress caused accidently can result in a bone injury or a fracture. This article provides a summary of eleven cases of bone injury and fracture treated succ...
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Introduction: Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is an autoimmune disease prevalent worldwide and primarily affects joints. While the
cause of RA is not clear, scientific opinion considers it as a combination of genetic and environmental factors. Several treatment op�tions are available and this paper presents a case of one 60 years old female patient suffering for 8 years from chronic RA despite
regular medication was healed successfully using Yoga Prana Vidya (YPV) protocols as complementary medicine.
Materials and Methods: Case study method is used in this study going through patient’s medical records before and after YPV heal�ing treatment given by a YPV healer.
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is leading healthy life full of vitality, beyond her expectations. She is able to climb the stairs and also bend down, and perform all
household chores normally.
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Yogic Breathing, Forgiveness Sadhana, Salt free diet and fruit diet, Meditation techniques, healing by trained and experienced healers,
participation in group healing, regular self-practice of specified techniques. Recommendations include further research on the ap�plication of YPV as alternatively effective and low-cost medicine for various medical conditions using appropriate sample.
Keywords: Rheumatoid Arthritis; Yoga Prana Vidya System®; YPV®; Mobility; Joint Pain and Stiffness
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