Oral Abstract Sessions

This presentation examines the practice of Grounding, or Biogrounding, and its direct impact on oxidative stress. A session at the 3rd WCTCIM, it explores the physiological mechanisms and scientific evidence supporting this complementary therapy for health and well-being.

This randomized controlled trial compares Shabad Kriya Meditation with relaxing reading to assess their impact on insomnia, mental health, and quality of life. Presented at the 3rd WCTCIM, the study provides evidence-based insights into integrative health practices for well-being.

This presentation explores the use of Auriculotherapy and Floral Therapy as non-invasive methods for managing anxiety and improving sleep in university students. Part of the WCTCIM, it highlights integrative approaches to mental health challenges in academic environments.

This session details a randomized controlled clinical trial evaluating the effectiveness of Floral Therapy for managing anxiety in medical students. As part of the WCTCIM Oral Abstract Sessions, it provides an evidence-based perspective on a key mental health issue within the academic community.

Explore new research on Mind–Body & Stress regulation in this Oral Abstract Session at the WCTCIM. Experts present findings on integrative approaches to managing stress and enhancing well-being, contributing to the global dialogue on evidence-based complementary medicine.

Explore the first results of the NASH randomized controlled trial on the effectiveness of a mind-body medicine self-care intervention for post-COVID-19 syndrome. This presentation shares key findings, offering new perspectives on managing long-term symptoms through evidence-based practices.

Part of the Oral Abstract Sessions at the 3rd WCTCIM, Presentation #614 offers a focused look into a specific topic of integrative health. This concise talk, scheduled for October 17, 2025, contributes to the congress's global public health discussions. Discover its key insights.

This presentation details a randomized, self-controlled trial on Fire Needle Efficacy for treating stable vitiligo. The session provides evidence-based insights into a traditional technique, contributing to the scientific validation of TCIM for global public health challenges.

This session presents preliminary results from a randomized controlled trial on the effects of Auricular Acupuncture for managing nausea and vomiting induced by chemotherapy. The study explores a non-pharmacological approach to improve patient quality of life during cancer treatment.

A presentation at the 3rd WCTCIM details the findings of a single-arm trial on acupuncture for low anterior resection syndrome. The study evaluates TCIM's application in managing complications after rectal cancer surgery, aligning with evidence-based global public health objectives.