Effect of 12-Week Yogic Therapy on Diabetic Patients
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https://doi.org/10.57038/theshield.v8i0.2496Keywords:
Yogic Therapy, Blood Sugar Level, Diabetic Patients.Abstract
The present investigation was conducted to determine the effects of 12- week yogic therapy on diabetic patients. The respondents chosen for this study were divided into two groups at random. The pre and post-test random group design was used for analysis of the data. Thirty male diabetes patients were selected as a subject for the present investigation of Gwalior city. The patients were coffee bad on the basis of start period sampling when an advertisement was made that investigation is arranging a yogic camp for diabetic patients. All age of the subjects were ranging from 30-55 years. To investigate the influence, the 12-week yogic therapy was imparted to the subject of experimental “A” and control group “B”. The groups were consisted of 15 subjects each. The 12-week of yogic therapy includes Poorna Bhujangasana, Dhanur asana, Baddhapadmasana, Kukkut asana and Hal asana. The pair t-test was used to identify the significant differences between the groups at the pre and post-tests data on diabetic patient. The significant values of critical difference at the selected level of 0.05.The obtain value of t-ratio was 8.587 which found the 12-week yogic therapy on diabetic patient was significant improvement at selected level.
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