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Synergetic brainstem consensualization at the 0.15 Hz intermediary rhythm is the genuine marker of the trophotropic state

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Selbstorganisation – ein Paradigma für die Humanwissenschaften

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In the following, we strive to sketch the evolution of two pillars of medical research, namely on the one hand that on research on the anatomy, physiology, and biochemistry of that what has become widely known as stress, and on the other hand on research and medical practice on rest or targeted relaxation procedures. A far cry from being complete, we thus attempt to recapitulate the lines of logic of research on pathogenesis and on salutogenesis. Most striking in this respect is the evident disparate time course research has taken in either branch.

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  1. Department of Sports and Health Sciences, Marmara University, Istanbul, Türkei

    H. B. Cotuk & A. D. Duru

  2. Simplana GmbH, Aachen, Deutschland

    G. Müller & V. Perlitz

  3. Buxtehude, Deutschland

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Cotuk, H.B., Müller, G., Pelz, H., Duru, A.D., Perlitz, V. (2020). Synergetic brainstem consensualization at the 0.15 Hz intermediary rhythm is the genuine marker of the trophotropic state. In: Viol, K., Schöller, H., Aichhorn, W. (eds) Selbstorganisation – ein Paradigma für die Humanwissenschaften. Springer, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-29906-4_21

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