Effects of Radio Electric Asymmetric Treatment on Stress-Related Disorders
Author Information
Author(s): Rinaldi Salvatore, Fontani Vania, Aravagli Lucia, Mannu Piero, Castagna Alessandro, Margotti Matteo Lotti, Rosettani Barbara
Primary Institution: Rinaldi Fontani Institute
Hypothesis
Does the use of NPPO REAC treatment effectively reduce subjective perceptions of stress in patients with psycho-physiological disorders?
Conclusion
NPPO treatment with REAC significantly reduces subjective perceptions of stress in patients with stress-related psycho-physiological disorders.
Supporting Evidence
- 688 subjects treated with NPPO REAC therapy showed a significant reduction in stress symptoms.
- Only 26.9% of treated subjects still presented symptoms of stress-related PPD after treatment.
- The placebo group showed no significant reduction in stress symptoms.
Takeaway
This study found that a special treatment can help people feel less stressed, especially those with stress-related health problems.
Methodology
Participants completed a Psychological Stress Measure (PSM) test before and after a 4-week treatment cycle with either active or placebo REAC treatment.
Potential Biases
The administration of the treatment was imperceptible, which may have minimized the placebo effect.
Limitations
The study had limitations including variations in symptomatology, potential patient expectations, and differences in age between treatment groups.
Participant Demographics
Group A had 688 subjects (58.28% females, average age 42.3 years) and Group B had 200 subjects (61.5% females, average age 48.8 years).
Statistical Information
P-Value
0.000
Statistical Significance
p<0.05
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