This study used DTI-ALPS index to measure glymphatic function before and after 8 weeks of daily slow diaphragmatic breathing training (6 breaths/min, 20 min/day) in 56 healthy adults aged 50-70.
This study used diffusion tensor imaging along the perivascular space (DTI-ALPS) index to measure glymphatic function before and after 8 weeks of daily slow diaphragmatic breathing training (6 breaths per minute, 20 minutes daily) in 56 healthy adults aged 50-70.
The breathing group showed significant improvement in DTI-ALPS index compared to controls, suggesting enhanced glymphatic clearance.
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