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A Case Report Of Isolated Left Zygomatic Arch Fracture: Successful Management By Yoga Prana Vidya (YPV) Healing Protocols
Abstract
Introduction: Fractures of the zygomatic bone can present with complicated aesthetic and neurological pathology. Isolated, nondisplaced fractures may be treated without surgery, whereas displaced zygomatic arch fractures are usually treated with surgical reduction this paper presents a case of Zygomatic arch fracture healed successfully without surgical intervention. Method: Case study method is used in this paper, by collecting case data from patient’s medical records, YPV healer’s records, and patient feedback. Results: The redness in the eye and pain in all affected parts reduced within a week of YPV healing. The injury and its effects were fully healed within 1 month of YPV healing without any recurrence of pain or swelling. Conclusions: Yoga Prana Vidya system, which is integrated and holistic, has been found to be successful in the treatment of many types of illnesses. Further research is recommended using appropriate sample and methodology. Practicing doctors and nurses will find it beneficial to receive training in the application of YPV healing protocols to complement their respective professional practices.
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Introduction: Human beings are afflicted by various harmful addictions of substance and non-substance cravings. Several behavioural therapies and medications are normally available for de-addiction and rehabilitation. Yoga Prana Vidya (YPV) is an integrated and holistic system that consists of no-touch no-drug energy healing protocols and simple to practice. This paper presents cases of various addictions successfully overcome using YPV System Protocols. Method: This paper uses case study method going through case papers and feedback reports from subjects who had successfully overcome addictions using Yoga Prana Vidya system of protocols. Results: An Indian sample of 30 documented cases shows that Yoga Prana Vidya healers applied YPV protocols for de-addiction of these cases successfully, and the 7 subjects who could be followed up confirmed that they successfully sustained the change. An in-depth case study of a subject in Australia healed by a YPV healer in Australia shows that the subject cured completely of alcohol addiction after 2 weeks of YPV healing. Further to it, this subject learnt YPV Level 1 healing and became a healer to continue healing himself and others as well. Conclusion: YPV system is integrated and holistic, without touch or use of drugs. Decades of experience with YPV practice shows that many types of physical, mental and emotional illnesses have been cured successfully. YPV is easy to learn and simple to practice by all. Further research may be conducted on a larger sample of varied conditions of addiction to gain broader insights into this phenomenon. KEY WORDS: Addiction, Substance Use Disorder (SUD), Addictive behaviours, Yoga Prana Vidya System ®, YPV ®
Introduction: Kneecap (Patella) dislocation is a common injury experienced by sports persons and dancers, most common in females, and generally occurs in adolescents below 17 years of age. Usual diagnostic procedures include physical examination, followed by X-ray, CT scan and MRI. Patients experience severe pain, instability in the knee and difficulty to walk. Both conservative and surgical treatments are available and its choice depends on various factors. This paper presents a case of patellar dislocation conservatively treated using Yoga Prana Vidya System protocols without medication and combined with physiotherapy.
Materials and Methods: This is an in-depth case study of a female aged 19 years at first instance of patellar dislocation. A study of the medical reports and patient/parents’ feed back is carried out and results assessed with a follow up after 6 months.
Results: Within 2-3 months of healing and supported by physiotherapy, fitness certificate was issued by the specialist orthopaedic surgeon after examining her knee condition. A follow up after 6 months revealed that the patient had not experienced any swelling or pain, was able to walk and climb steps normally, was able to sit cross legged on floor with ease, with no other symptoms or discomfort.
Conclusion: In this case study, it is observed that Yoga Prana Vidya healing helped the patient wholly in recovery stages 1, 2 and 3, enabling the patient lead normal life. Thus, YPV system has shown to be a good adjunct in the conservative treatment of first patellar dislocation.
Introduction: Mental retardation is a neurodevelopmental disability of children. In this pilot studythe authors have applied Yoga Prana Vidya system protocols for a pilot sample of mentally retardedchildren to study the effects and improvements in their being. Objectives: To assess (1)improvements of social behaviour, cognitive abilities and IQ, (2) reduction in morbidity, and (3) theeffects on the frequency and duration of epilepsy attacks and seizures. Design: This is a longitudinalstudy of 2 years duration mixed methods design using YPV intervention on a selected pilot-scalesample, collecting data on qualitative observations of social behaviour, and measurements ofcognitive abilities and IQ pre and post-test for quantitative analysis. Results: Statistical analysis ofquantitative data revealed a significant increase in concentration, concept test, memory test,understanding, and social behavior. some increase in IQ and drawing test was present, however notfound statistically significant. There was a reduction in the frequency and duration of epilepticattacks in epileptic children. Conclusion: This study has demonstrated that the YPV modality ofcomplementary therapy has great utility and scope in improving the social behaviour, cognitiveabilities and IQ of mentally challenged children. It is recommended that the earlier the interventionis conducted for the challenged children the better and sooner will be the better quality of life forthem in terms of improved mental, emotional, and physical health. Further research withlongitudinal fullscale studies is recommended to investigate this phenomenon widely.
Introduction: Research estimates reveal that over a million bites a year happened in India, of which 70% cases showed symptoms of envenomation. Prevention, prompt and effective treatment strategies would greatly minimise deaths caused by snakebite.. This study presents a patient's case of complicated snake bite (poisonous viper snake) for which the patient sought help from Yoga Prana Vidya (YPV) healers for treatment.
Background: This case study reviewed cases of hypothyroidism healed successfully using Yoga Prana Vidya (YPV) Healing system working as complementary medicine, and explored the underpinning science that explains the phenomenon.
Materials and Methods: This is a case study method, going through full detailed records of one 49 year old female patient and one 59 year old male patient, diagnosed as having Hypothyroidism, examining their
health conditions pre and post YPV healing system observed through lab reports, as well as data collected from follow-up interviews of the subjects.
Results: Analysis of the cases shows positive results of improvement obtained with use of YPV healing methods by healers and also use of some self-healing techniques by the patients, enabling them to have
controlled level of Hypothyroidism and overall health.
Conclusions: There is primafacie evidence to show that YPV is effective in healing and treating thyroid condition, besides healing some other ailments of the patient holistically. To produce holistic and optimum
results, YPV uses a combination of approaches such as, (1) physical exercises including rhythmic yogic breathing, (2) Salt free diet; fruit diet, (3) Meditation techniques, (4) healing by trained and experienced
healers, patient participation in group healing, self-healing by patients with regular self-practice of some specified techniques. There is ample scope to conduct further research on the application of YPV as
alternative, effective and low cost medicine for various medical conditions.
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Introduction: Currently, there are no definitive, proven treatments for COVID 19, although multiple pharmacological options are being explored. A spate of clinical trials has been initiated in the wake of the outbreak, with no conclusions as of now. Yoga Prana Vidya (YPV) system of healing is a non-touch non-drug treatment that is known to be effective as complementary medicine to treat several diseases successfully.
Study Design: This is a case study of 11 patients who were successfully healed and speedily recovered. A group of competent YPV healers were teamed up to heal the patients in distance mode, using appropriate protocols to match the conditions and symptoms of each individual patient. Results: Data analysis showed that one patient recovered within 4 days of healing, 9 patients recovered in 8 days, and one patient took about 3 weeks because of other comorbid conditions.
Conclusions: Yoga Prana Vidya (YPV) system of healing has been found to be effective as complementary medicine to support hospital efforts in treating, enabling faster recovery (reduction of 16.67% to 73.3% in average time taken from admission to discharge) and saving the lives of COVID affected patients, paving the way for undertaking scientifically designed pilot studies at multiple locations and populations. YPV system can also be used to strengthen the immune system or as preventive measure.
Key words: COVID 19, Treatment, patient recovery, Yoga Prana Vidya, Alternative medicine,
Abstract
Introduction: Yoga Prana Vidya (YPV) system based on ancient yogic practices, is an integrated approach known from experience to heal diverse human diseases and sicknesses holistically. This case study presents the outcomes of vision improvements of participants through Yoga Prana Vidya (YPV) healing techniques by conducting a two-week eye healing camp at Bangarpet, Karnataka. Materials and Methods: This is a case study method going into details of how the YPV eye camp was conducted. The YPV team collaborated with eye doctors of the local Government hospitals who screened and helped to identify a sample of 27eye patients. YPV healers performed healing daily on each patient. In addition, the patients were trained to practice some YPV techniques on daily basis. Patient feedback reports were also taken at the end of the intervention. Results: After receiving healing, vision improved for 23 participants from 80% to 100% within 5 to 10 days of healing. Seven of them could read without spectacles. However, for one patient cylindrical and spherical values were found to be higher than at intake, which needed further investigations. Three participants could not participate fully in the camp and discontinued for personal reasons. Conclusion: It is observed that the YPV process caused other positive effects also besides improvements in vision for most of them, indicating the holistic nature of YPV healing. Participants who regularly attended forgiveness prayer and breathing exercises had better results. A participant who had been suffering from insomnia reported getting quality deep sleep. Keywords: Eye disorders, Vision impairments, Optometric measurements, Yoga Prana Vidya Healing.
Background: This case study represented a patient"s case with a relatively uncomplicated arterial blockage of the Heart, and after prompt Yoga Prana Vidya (YPV) Healing, was successfully treated thereby avoiding costly bypass surgery. Initial medical investigation report stated 90% block in the arteries of the heart and recommended for open heart surgery. Methods: This is a case study method, going through full detailed records of the patient"s health conditions pre and post treatments using YPV healing system observed through lab test records, as well as data collected from follow-up interview of the subject. Results: Analysis of the medical case documents show positive results of improvements obtained with YPV healing method used by healers. Medical investigation after YPV healing confirmed that the arterial blocks disappeared after healing sessions. Conclusion: This case study documents the evidence gathered on the effective uses of YPV in healing and treating arterial blockage. To produce holistic and optimum results, YPV uses a combination of approaches such as, (1) physical exercises including rhythmic yogic breathing, (2) Salt free diet; fruit diet, (3) Meditation techniques, (4) healing by trained and experienced healers, patient participation in group healing, self-healing by patients with regular self-practice of some specified techniques. There is ample scope to conduct further research on the application of YPV as alternatively effective and low cost medicine for various medical conditions.
Background: Patients with rare and chronic diseases often face a long journey from diagnosis to treatment. Despite scientific advancements in medical field, and surgical methods available, to cure such cases is difficult. Several such cases were handled by Yoga Prana Vidya Ashram, where the patients were healed and now leading normal life with improved health conditions. This paper reports four such cases in detail. Methods: This is a case study method, going through full detailed records of the patients' health conditions pre and post treatments using YPV healing system observed through lab test records, as well as data collected from follow-up interviews of the subjects. Results: Analysis of each case shows positive results of improvements obtained with YPV healing methods used by healers and also, some self-healing techniques practiced by the patients, enabling them to lead normal life. Conclusions: This case study documents the evidence gathered on the effective uses of YPV in healing and treating multiple ailments, besides curing some chronic ailments. To produce holistic and optimum results, YPV uses a combination of approaches such as, (1) physical exercises including rhythmic yogic breathing, (2) Salt free diet; fruit diet, (3) Meditation techniques, (4) healing by trained and experienced healers, patient participation in group healing, self-healing by patients with regular self-practice of some specified techniques. There is ample scope to conduct further research on the application of YPV as alternative, effective and low cost medicine for various other medical conditions.
Yoga Prana Vidya (YPV), which is a non-touch non-drug biofield-energy healing method performed by trained YPV healers, is used successfully as complementary and also as alternative medicine to cure various human ailments, including diabetes.The present study was carried out by analyzing data collected during three years from YPV healing camps in which diabetes patients were healed. The findings show that in the sample of 19 patients healed for type 2 diabetes, there was medically acceptable reduction of blood sugar level for some and appreciable decreased levels for all. This indicates that primarily the targeted YPV healing framework was effective and worked well in the management and control of diabetes for the sample subjects.YPV protocols used in healing Diabetes are examined in detail and YPV process framework and model are presented. The authors conclude that the evidence gathered in this study confirms successful outcome of YPV practice in the management and control of diabetes and offers scope for targeted research in future on bigger scale.
Introduction: Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a disorder involving infrequent, irregular or prolonged menstrual periods, caused often by excess male hormone (androgen) levels. The ovaries develop numerous small collections of fluid — called follicles — and may fail to regularly release eggs. PCOS is a complex disorder of uncertain etiology, having strong evidence that it is a genetic disease. This paper presents a case of PCOS treated successfully by Yoga Prana Vidya healing protocols. Method: This report uses case study method of investigating the case of a 22-year-old female diagnosed with having PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome) during 2015. First symptoms were heavy menstrual flow accompanied by weakness. A Gynaecologist advised Ultrasound, full body test that revealed multiple cysts. The doctor prescribed steroids for treatment of this condition without any improvement, and instead deterioration was taking place. Her medical history before PCOS showed that she had sinusitis, low Iron count in blood and irregular periods. Results: The patient joined YPV from January 2017. She started taking healings from a senior YPV trainer from March, 2017, when she stopped taking medications. The senior YPV trainer helped the patient greatly through healings and constant nurturing. Slowly and gradually through healings, meditations, physical exercises, rhythmic breathing, forgiveness and learning lessons over the course of three years, the patient began to recover from march 2017 onwards. Conclusion: PCOS is one of the most important endocrine female disorders affecting in the reproductive age and may lead to serious complications, if not given due care and attention. Scientific studies are needed to determine the exact etiology of PCOS, and methods of proper management. Further research using YPV with appropriate number of samples of cases similar to this case is recommended to throw more light on treatment and normalization of this condition to give renewed life to patients in the society at large.
The Aim of the study was to find out how the Yoga Prana Vidya System is helpful as a therapy to transform the Psychological Wellbeing and criminal attitude of
under-trial prisoners. The results of a 3 month intervention concluded significant improvements for the participants.
Introduction: First aid refers to the emergency or immediate care to be provided when a person is injured or ill until full medical treatment is available. For minor conditions, first aid care may be enough. For serious problems, first aid care should be continued until more advanced care becomes available. Medical emergencies outside hospital settings can be effectively handled by trained first aid providers. The authors have examined several case summaries in which Yoga Prana Vidya (YPV) System was effectively used as first aid and as a result patients recovered.
Main symptoms & clinical findings: Examples of cases of patients in a variety of conditions presented in this report, such as, Dengue, high BP, blood clot in brain, high fever, Knee OA, hole in heart, jaundice, pancreatic disease, urinary infection, breast cancer, Asthma & Bronchitis, insect bites, pain, Dyspnoea, ulcers, depression and suicidal tendencies, vertigo & headache, accidental fractures, Intracranial haemorrhage, post alcoholic hepatic disorders.
Therapeutic interventions & outcomes: In the summary of cases presented in this report, Yoga Prana Vidya (YPV) Techniques were applied with successful results for patients, who responded positively to YPV healing therapies, and recovery took place in a short time.
Conclusion: When used as first aid, Yoga Prana Vidya (YPV) system of healing is complementary to the general medical and first aid procedures to save the patients until appropriate medical support is available. YPV techniques can be learnt easily and can be practiced effectively by all healthcare givers.
This study has been undertaken to investigate the outcomes of a Yoga Prana Vidya (YPV) intensive one-month fully residential intervention on 12 selected female participants for this programme. The intervention model included components of Physical exercises, Yogic breathing exercises, forgiveness sadhana, meditations and Yoga Prana Vidya (YPV) energy healing protocols for self and others. Physical health parameters such as body weight, BMI, BP, HRV (Heart rate variability), Spirometric tests, and brain wave analysis were measured before and after the one-month under study. Analysis of the results using descriptive statistics showed group average reduction of BMI 3.5%, weight 3.2%, BP 16.24% / 19.48%, HRV 19.33%. Spirometric results showed an improvement of 6.9% of FEV1 value. Brainwave analysis showed reduction of left-right imbalance by 20.73%. Average Alpha wave measurements increased from 73.3 to 81. Other physical improvements experienced by the participants include 1.Body Posture, 2. Flexibility, 3. Increased Mobility in Walking/Running, 4.Physical Stamina/Energy and 5. Holding Breath for longer time. Health improvements experienced include 1.Pain-neck, Back, Body, Knee 2. Acidity/Constipation 3. Digestion/Appetite 4.Frequency & Urgency of Urination 5. Hearing Impairment 6.Dysmenorrhea 7. Diabetic conditions. Psychological improvements in Concentration/Focus/Attention, Courage/Self-confidence, Time Management and memory. Emotionally more stable, Overcoming fears successfully; Group adjustment and alignment manifesting, with receptiveness to criticism. The main factors of this intensive programme influencing these improvements are identified as: Physical and breathing exercises, Meditations, application of healing protocols, one-time full fruit diet in the morning and salt-less vegetarian diet. This model of integrated YPV group practice programme offers great scope as an integrated disease prevention protocol, and to boost immunity holistically.
Introduction
Fractures of the zygomatic bone can present with complicated aesthetic and neurological pathology. Specifically, management of isolated zygomatic fracture has been sparsely discussed in the literature, and most studies are based upon older techniques. Here, we compare the results of 2 critical operative techniques as well as review the available literature in the setting of isolated zygomatic fractures.
Methods
A retrospective chart review was performed at our institution from 2010 to 2018 examining for patients who had sustained an isolated zygomatic fracture confirmed by computed tomography scan. Patients were excluded if they sustained additional maxillofacial fractures. Demographical information, symptoms on presentation, fracture management modality, and postoperative course were all collected and examined.
Results
A total of 218 patients were identified for inclusion. The average age of this cohort was 45.5 ± 18 years, with 77.5% being male. Assault (55%) was most the frequent cause of injury with accidents being the least common (17.9%). Most patients (78.8%) underwent nonoperative management. Patients who underwent operation more often presented with zygomatic deformity (97.7% vs 18.4%), paresthesia (29.5% vs 2.9%), and trismus (29.5% vs 6.9%) when compared to their nonoperatively managed counterparts. In all, 44 operatively managed patients underwent open reduction with or without eternal fixation (Gillies Approach vs Keen Approach). There were no significant differences in the presence of zygomatic deformity, paresthesia, and trismus between the 2 operative techniques.
Conclusions
Isolated zygomatic arch fractures can present with discerning symptoms. Unfortunately, the literature on appropriate management is not well described. We find external fixation to provide reestablishment of both form and function with minimal required exposure, although the outcomes may be similar without the use of external fixation.
The authors present the case of a 32-year-old patient treated for a left, isolated zygomatic fracture following assault. The injury was reduced without fixation via the Keene approach. The same patient presented to the emergency room 16 months later with a right-sided fracture similar to the previous contralateral injury. This fracture was left untreated. Repeated assaults over a 4-year period provide us with a natural history of both injuries, allowing for comparison between the 2 approaches. The authors found that reduction of the arch without fixation led to an outcome without palpable or visible deformity and no impaired mastication. Additionally, considering etiology of injury, such as alcohol or drug use, treatment may provide an important point of intervention to prevent recurrence.
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