Alternative & Integrative Medicine

CAM 2020 invites scholars, researchers, academicians, students and corporate entities across the globe to join at the 6th International Conference on Complementary & Alternative Medicine (CAM-2020) during September 25-26, 2020 in Montreal, Canada. The conference focuses on “The art of healing comes from Nature”.

This paper reports on an analysis of body response processes to empty minded gyoki skin contacting by applying methods from experimental physics. To that aim, measuring techniques are being evaluated testing their applicability to eventually enable an in situ, in process monitoring of human body’s response processes to gyoki touch, causing self-healing by bio intelligence. Heart Rate Variability (HRV) testing method of the autonomic nervous system has been tested as a measure of body’s stress level and its ability to recover. It was demonstrated that HRV testing is capable of measuring differences in body response to gyoki and non-gyoki touch.

This paper indicates that drumming accelerates physical healing, boost the immune system, and produces feelings of well-being through the release of emotional trauma. Holistic drumming approaches have been proven to be very successful in helping people with major medical issues. The initial investigations of 3 studies evaluated the methods of Drum Therapy in order to examine the effects of Drum Therapy on development of coordination,
retention, social skills, and physical and cognitive functioning. Dyslexic individuals may also find improvisation difficult, especially when learning an instrument like the drums. For this reason, the Specific Isolated Instruction teaching method is so important. The results of this study concluded that Drum Therapy helps participants to learn problem-solving strategies, improve patience and perseverance, to develop coordination and retention.