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(baseline) <strong>and</strong> after the intervention.<br />

For descriptive purposes, the results<br />

are expressed as untransformed <strong>and</strong><br />

unadjusted mean values. Continuous<br />

variables are expressed as mean ± SD,<br />

<strong>and</strong> categorical variables are<br />

expressed as absolute numbers. A<br />

two-tailed value <strong>of</strong> P less than 0.05<br />

was considered significant.<br />

Results<br />

15 subjects enrolled in this<br />

study Table.1 shown the description<br />

<strong>of</strong> subjects. All subjects completed the<br />

studies. Clinically significant<br />

differences were observed between<br />

the baseline <strong>and</strong> day90. Mean Fasting<br />

blood glucose, postpr<strong>and</strong>ial glucose,<br />

HbA1c, Blood pressure values at<br />

screening were baseline <strong>and</strong> day90.<br />

In this study, statistically<br />

significantly greater (P ≤ 0.001) mean<br />

decreases from baseline to day 90<br />

were observed in the group for Fasting<br />

blood glucose 115.1± 11.5 to<br />

92.8±11.7, postpr<strong>and</strong>ial glucose<br />

203±12.5 to 178±11.5, HbA1c 8±1.2<br />

to 6±0.8, Blood pressure Systolic<br />

141±5 to 121.5±5.5 <strong>and</strong> Diastolic<br />

85±4.2 to 80±2.5 see Table.2.<br />

Descriptive Statistics<br />

Patients Frequency Percent<br />

Female 8 53.34<br />

Male 7 46.66<br />

Mean Age 45 100.00<br />

Table: 1<br />

Outcomes<br />

Fasting<br />

blood<br />

glucose<br />

postpr<strong>and</strong>ial<br />

glucose<br />

Before<br />

Treatment<br />

(sd)<br />

After<br />

Treatment<br />

(sd)<br />

115.1± 11.5 92.8±11.7<br />

203±12.5 178±11.<br />

HbA1c 8±1.2 6±0.8<br />

Blood<br />

pressure<br />

Systolic<br />

Blood<br />

pressure<br />

Diastolic<br />

Table: 2<br />

141±5 121.5±5.5<br />

85±4.2 80±2.5<br />

Discussion <strong>and</strong> Conclusion<br />

This pilot study assessed the<br />

feasibility <strong>of</strong> implementing <strong>Vethathiri</strong><br />

Maharishi’s yoga program among<br />

adults at type 2 diabetes. The<br />

preliminary study results indicate that<br />

this yoga program is feasible <strong>and</strong><br />

acceptable to this population.<br />

Participants in the yoga group showed<br />

increased confidence over time in<br />

recommending the yoga program to<br />

their friends who are at high risk for<br />

type 2 Diabetes <strong>and</strong> expressed high<br />

satisfaction with the program. There<br />

was significant decrease in FBS,<br />

PPBS, HbA1c values in both sex who<br />

underwent the 3 months yoga <strong>and</strong><br />

<strong>Kaya</strong>kalpa practice. As participants<br />

13 <strong>Effects</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Vethathiri</strong> Maharishi’s <strong>Kaya</strong> <strong>Kalpa</strong> <strong>Technique</strong> <strong>and</strong> Simplified Physical Exercise<br />

(Maharasana) Program for the Management <strong>of</strong> Type-2 Diabetes Mellitus- a Pilot Trial |<br />

Dr.V.M.Rajasekaran.

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