[PDF] Top 20 Effects of Tai Chi Exercise on depression in older adults: A randomized controlled trial

... healthy older adult to participate in this ...healthy older adult that can perform ...cause depression and some are anti-depressants, care should be taken to control the effects of drugs in ... See full document

... among older males ...of older individuals in their seventh and eighth decades, respectively ...devastating effects on quality of life, plus there is loss of productivity and increased health-care ... See full document

... RCT: Randomized controlled trial; TMS: Transcranial magnetic stimulation; RT: Resistance training; CRT: Control resistance training; SPMSQ: Short portable mental status questionnaire; GDS: Geriatric ... See full document

... the effects of 24-form Tai chi exercise during 6 months on sleep quality, balance, and cognitive performance of older community-dwelling ...24-week Tai chi training has a ... See full document

... observer-blinded controlled trial ...practice Tai-Chi were assigned to the control group (n = 24), while those joined the Tai-Chi group were free to choose between joining either ... See full document

... of exercise that incorporates physical, cognitive, social, and meditative ...whole-body exercise that integrates breathing with harmonious movement of body ...The tai chi movements are used to ... See full document

... such exercise interventions and regional glucose metabolism using long-term interven- tion ...A randomized controlled trial with a larger sample size may lead to a deeper understanding of the ... See full document

... this trial, which also included ‘stumbles’ and ...with Tai Chi intervention showed a significant reduction in falls after 6 months (p< ...in-active older adults, there were also less ... See full document

... biomechanics, tai chi is an ideal approach in the management of lower limb OA be- cause tai chi movements are characterized by low im- pact, low loading rate, an accompanying neuromuscular ... See full document

... in adults occur in those with “osteopenia” (bone mineral density (BMD) only moder- ately lower than young normal individuals) ...include exercise, however, there is cur- rently no consensus regarding the ... See full document

... 52-week, randomized controlled trial of Tai Chi versus aerobic exercise is being conducted at an urban tertiary medical center in Boston, ...of adults ≥ 21 years of age ... See full document

... subthreshold depression (StD) in adolescents is growing rapidly, which in turn is known to impair functioning and increase the risk of major ...major depression. As a traditional Chinese mind-body ... See full document

... This trial will be the first to compare the effect of Tai Chi training and routine exercise in people with PD in mainland ...Presently, Tai Chi is frequently used as a daily ... See full document

... Background: Tai Chi is a moderately intense exercise that dates back to ancient ...that Tai Chi not only has beneficial effects on metabolic disorders, such as diabetes, ... See full document

... aerobic exercise and behavioral interventions can have beneficial effects on cognitive function in aMCI ...patients. Older adults with aMCI exhibit greater decreases in memory function than in ... See full document

... that Tai Chi (TC) exercise can benefit bone health and may reduce oxidative stress, all studies were conducted using a relatively healthy older population, instead of a high-risk one such as ... See full document

... that Tai Chi Chuan is a safe, community-based exercise program [16, 26], and can improve the balance [28], reduce the fall rate, improve the quality of life [18, 28] for this target ...of Tai ... See full document

... that Tai Chi produces a variety of health-related benefits, but few qualitative studies have investigated how older adults perceive the benefit of Tai ...of Tai Chi ... See full document

... aerobic exercise reduces depression, anxiety and obsessive- compulsive symptoms in hospitalized patients with schizophrenia, relative to non-exercise-based treatment ...anxiety, depression, ... See full document

... 75 randomized participants who completed baseline measurements, 64 (85%) completed at least one other assess- ment period and thus met the study’s definition of a retained ... See full document