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5.5, 10.4 3.4, 6.5 6.2, 7.3
012b *m= - sd = m=
7.8, 5.9 +1.0,
019b m= - sd = m= -
5.7, 8.8 2.9,
022a m= - sd = m= -
6.3, 10.9 5.5,
sd = m= -
9.8 2.2,
sd
=12.4
sd
=10.0
*m= -
7.5,
m= -
3.5,
029a m= - sd = m= - sd = m= -
2.9, 10.0 3.6, 8.0 0.7,
047a *m= - sd = m= - sd = m= -
7.7, 7.1 3.3, 5,5 4.3,
047b m= - sd = m= - sd = m= -
6.9, 7.9 3.4, 8.7 4.9,
059a m= - sd = m= - sd = *m= -
8.1 9.3 4.3, 8.6 7.7,
sd =
4.2
sd =
4.7
sd =
4.9
sd =
6.6
sd =
5.0
sd =
5.7
sd =
5.4
059b m= - sd = m= - sd = m= - sd =
637
069a m=-
10.4,
6.2, 7.8 3.9, 6.5 4.9, 5.0
sd = m= -
11.8 4.0,
sd
=12.0
m= -
4.2,
089a m= - sd = * m= - sd = *m= -
7.3, 9.9 5.3, 4.8 6.9,
sd =
4.9
sd =
4.2
Table 4: Comparison between the tapes used and their
effect on BP and Pulsa.
(Skille 1992)
From this table we can find no therapy program with a
general, reducing, effect on SBP, DBP and Pulse. The
programs marked with *, however, show significantly
better effect than the mean values. There are 7
programs which are marked with * in any area. Of these,
only cassette # 089a contains "normal music" with
different frequencies for each melody (multifrequency
tapes). Cassette # 012b is a190 a multifrequency tape,
but is composed for meditative listening. The effect on
DBP must be noted, and may be explained by the