Yoga na Recuperação de Acidente Vascular Cerebral (AVC): Uso da NeuroYoga para Reabilitação do Cérebro
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Este artigo explora a aplicabilidade da NeuroYoga, uma abordagem integrativa que combina yoga e neurociência, na reabilitação do cérebro pós-Acidente Vascular Cerebral (AVC). Inicialmente serão abordadas as caractrísticas do AVC, e os princípios da neuroplasticidade, essenciais para o processo de recuperação. Em seguida, apresentaremos brevemente o conceito de NeuroYoga, discutindo sua importância emergente na promoção da neuroplasticidade e na regulação do estresse. Revistaremos estudos e casos existentes que exemplificam a eficiência do Yoga na reabilitação de AVC e estabeleceremos diretrizes práticas para a integração segura do Yoga na reabilitação dos pacientes. Finalmente, serão discutidas as lacunas nos estudos atuais e as possíveis direções para pesquisas futuras, afirmando o potencial inexplorado do NeuroYoga na melhoria da condição pós-AVC e na qualidade de vida do paciente. A orientação de um profissional qualificado para a prática de NeuroYoga é enfatizada para garantir a segurança do paciente.
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