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Spiritual Clin Pract (Wash D C ) March 2015 PMID 26203459

The Role of Gratitude in Spiritual Well-being in Asymptomatic Heart Failure Patients.

Paul J Mills, Laura Redwine, Kathleen Wilson, Meredith A Pung, Kelly Chinh, Barry H Greenberg, Ottar Lunde, Alan Maisel, Ajit Raisinghani, Alex Wood, Deepak Chopra

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The group generally supports the article's findings, with comments like 'It pays to be positive' and mentions of research from UC San Diego showing gratitude improves sleep, demonstrating a respectful tone that emphasizes the study's practical benefits. The use of phrases like 'pays to be positive' and reference to scientific results highlights moderate interest and perceived significance, while engagement is shown through mentions of specific health impacts.

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  • This study explores how gratitude and spiritual wellbeing are linked to better physical and mental health outcomes, such as improved sleep, mood, reduced fatigue, and increased confidence in managing heart health, in patients with early-stage (asymptomatic) heart failure.
  • It finds that gratitude fully or partially explains the positive effects of spiritual wellbeing on these health aspects, suggesting that feeling grateful may be a key pathway to improving overall wellbeing.
  • Promoting gratitude could potentially be used as a clinical tool to enhance quality of life for heart failure patients by fostering emotional and physical health improvements.]
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@IshiyakuApp · X

更にこちらによると、感謝の心が多い人は ・鬱に罹りにくい ・疲労感が少ない ・自信を持てる ・幸福度が上がる という特徴もあるそうです。 日本人は感謝の恩恵を多大に受けていそうですね。 https://t.co/8tGoOPa4AH

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Vivos
@VivosLife · X

It pays to be positive, especially if you’re trying to sleep better. When a team of researchers at the University of California San Diego compared heart failure patients’ gratitude levels, they found that those who practiced gratitude slept better! https://t.co/YGs6JWMfRU

Sep 25, 2022 · 4 likes · 98 followers View post →
Obramaury "Space to Share Epistocracy World"
@NOHIVO · X

1- The Role of Gratitude in Spiritual Well-Being in Asymptomatic Heart Failure Patients https://t.co/I35HQB3xrP

Nov 25, 2019 · 907 followers View post →
mmocccioccco777
@mmocccioccco777 · X

RT @IshiyakuApp: 更にこちらによると、感謝の心が多い人は ・鬱に罹りにくい ・疲労感が少ない ・自信を持てる ・幸福度が上がる という特徴もあるそうです。 日本人は感謝の恩恵を多大に受けていそうですね。 https://t.co/8tGoOPa4AH

Feb 5, 2023 · 3 shares · 720 followers View post →
ぬ〜にゃ
@nuunyan_aikatsu · X

RT @IshiyakuApp: 更にこちらによると、感謝の心が多い人は ・鬱に罹りにくい ・疲労感が少ない ・自信を持てる ・幸福度が上がる という特徴もあるそうです。 日本人は感謝の恩恵を多大に受けていそうですね。 https://t.co/8tGoOPa4AH

Feb 5, 2023 · 3 shares · 300 followers View post →
tokatti
@tokatti_ · X

感謝の心を育てるために形式は問わない シンプルに自分は何に感謝しているのだろうかと毎日問いかけてみるだけでもいい https://t.co/jaQO63FzO8 カリフォルニア大学の2015年調査 生まれつき感謝の心が多い人は鬱にかかりにくく、疲労感も少なく、自信も持ってる https://t.co/Gs5VMYtJtx #自分用メモ

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感謝の心を育てるために形式は問わない シンプルに自分は何に感謝しているのだろうかと毎日問いかけてみるだけでもいい https://t.co/jaQO63FzO8 カリフォルニア大学の2015年調査 生まれつき感謝の心が多い人は鬱にかかりにくく、疲労感も少なく、自信も持ってる https://t.co/Gs5VMYtJtx #自分用メモ

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RT @IshiyakuApp: 更にこちらによると、感謝の心が多い人は ・鬱に罹りにくい ・疲労感が少ない ・自信を持てる ・幸福度が上がる という特徴もあるそうです。 日本人は感謝の恩恵を多大に受けていそうですね。 https://t.co/8tGoOPa4AH

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ぬ〜にゃ
@nuunyan_aikatsu · X

RT @IshiyakuApp: 更にこちらによると、感謝の心が多い人は ・鬱に罹りにくい ・疲労感が少ない ・自信を持てる ・幸福度が上がる という特徴もあるそうです。 日本人は感謝の恩恵を多大に受けていそうですね。 https://t.co/8tGoOPa4AH

Feb 5, 2023 · 3 shares · 300 followers View post →
mmocccioccco777
@mmocccioccco777 · X

RT @IshiyakuApp: 更にこちらによると、感謝の心が多い人は ・鬱に罹りにくい ・疲労感が少ない ・自信を持てる ・幸福度が上がる という特徴もあるそうです。 日本人は感謝の恩恵を多大に受けていそうですね。 https://t.co/8tGoOPa4AH

Feb 5, 2023 · 3 shares · 720 followers View post →
イシヤク | 医師向け薬剤比較アプリ
@IshiyakuApp · X

更にこちらによると、感謝の心が多い人は ・鬱に罹りにくい ・疲労感が少ない ・自信を持てる ・幸福度が上がる という特徴もあるそうです。 日本人は感謝の恩恵を多大に受けていそうですね。 https://t.co/8tGoOPa4AH

Feb 5, 2023 · 15 likes · 3 shares · 19,167 followers View post →
Vivos
@VivosLife · X

It pays to be positive, especially if you’re trying to sleep better. When a team of researchers at the University of California San Diego compared heart failure patients’ gratitude levels, they found that those who practiced gratitude slept better! https://t.co/YGs6JWMfRU

Sep 25, 2022 · 4 likes · 98 followers View post →
Obramaury "Space to Share Epistocracy World"
@NOHIVO · X

1- The Role of Gratitude in Spiritual Well-Being in Asymptomatic Heart Failure Patients https://t.co/I35HQB3xrP

Nov 25, 2019 · 907 followers View post →