Changes in self-reported symptoms of depression and physical well-being in healthy individuals following a Taiji beginner course - Results of a randomized controlled trial.

Brain Behav · 2016 · PMC4782252 · PMID 27088053

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More pronounced effects under long‐term practice might be a reason, why participants displayed a nonsignificant trend ( P = 0.058) of experiencing larger positive changes on the FEW‐16 sum scale (self‐attributed physical well‐being) from baseline to follow‐up than the control group.

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Changes in self‐reported symptoms of depression and physical well‐being Symptoms of depression Within‐group analyses showed a trend toward a decrease in symptoms of depression in the Taiji group from baseline to postintervention ( T (27) = −1.90, P = 0.068, 95% CI = −3.71 to 0.14), which persisted at follow‐up assessment ( T (27) = −1.74, P = 0.093, 95% CI = −4.82 to 0.39).

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