Presentations

Explore the role of TCIM in Women's health as a path to integral care. This presentation examines the limits of biomedicine and presents evidence-based possibilities for a more holistic approach, aligning with new global health strategies discussed at the 3rd WCTCIM.

Explore Presentation #580, an individual talk delivered during Parallel Session C at the 3rd WCTCIM. This session is part of a broader discussion on global public health, streamed live from the first World Congress of Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicine in Latin America.

Discover Presentation #579, a focused individual talk at the 3rd WCTCIM. This session contributes to the congress's core themes, connecting knowledge diversity and well-being societies within the framework of global public health. It is part of Parallel Session C, streaming live.

This session explores the validation of the classical Ayurveda herb Sphaeranthus indicus as a natural anxiolytic. It covers clinical, experimental, and in-silico studies, bridging traditional Ayurvedic neuroscience with the principles of conventional psychopharmacology for mental health.

A key session at the 3rd WCTCIM will detail the clinical application of Phytotherapy in Brazil. The presentation covers its integration within health systems and its role in public health, reflecting the congress's focus on evidence-based traditional and complementary medicine.

This presentation at the 3rd WCTCIM introduces an evidence map detailing the effectiveness of medicinal plants. The session organizes current scientific research to support the integration of traditional knowledge into global public health, offering a critical overview for health professionals.

This session explores Mesoamerican biodiversity as a source for innovative cancer treatments. The presentation details research into compounds with confirmed Antineoplastic Activity, connecting traditional knowledge with modern scientific validation for new, evidence-based therapeutic pathways.

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.