Influence of the Subtle Energetic Changes on the Treatment Response in Patients with Insomnia
- Edvard V. Kryzhanovskii
- Alexander B. Yavorsky
- Kwong C. Lim
Abstract
The article examines the questions of the treatment of insomnia in patients who do not have neurological, mental, and somatic disorders. A nonmedicamental method of sleep disturbance correction in persons with psychophysiological insomnia is considered. In particular, it is proposed to use AM-therapy as a method of insomnia treatment which implies that the patients sleep on the special activated mattresses. To assess the condition of patients before and after the treatment, clinical, psychophysiological and electroencephalographic (EEG) methods are used. The effectiveness of applying this type of insomnia therapy is provided by the improvement of the psychological indicators and EEG data.
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- DOI:10.5539/gjhs.v9n9p90
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