• Amélioration de l’humeur sur plusieurs populations : études de référence 1 à 10
• Réduction de l’anxiété dans plusieurs contextes ; essais cliniques et études : références 4 à 6, 9, 11 à 15 à 18, 20 à 32.
• Soulagement de la douleur pour diverses populations ; essais cliniques et études de référence : 4, 5, 9 à 12, 19, 21,22,28, 33 à 45, 46 à 51.
• Amélioration de la qualité de vie des personnes souffrant de schizophrénie ; essais cliniques et études : références 53-54
• Soulagement de certains symptômes de l’autisme ; étude de références 55,56 ; 145 à 150
• Amélioration du sommeil à tous les âges de la vie ; études cliniques de référence 56 à 63, 128
• Développement de l’enfant et amélioration en soins néonatals ; références 9, 10, 34, 45, 57, 61 à 70, 129
• Soulagement de symptômes liés à la démence ; études de références 5, 72 à 81, 127
• Soulagement des symptômes liés à la maladie d’Alzheimer ; études de références 131 à 133
• Amélioration de la coordination des personnes atteintes de la maladie de Parkinson ; Essais cliniques : 9, 34, 82 à 85, 137
• Réduction les doses de médicaments durant les procédures médicales sous sédation ; Essais cliniques : 4,10,28, 86 à 90
• Amélioration de l’activité physique et cognitive ; études de référence : 5, 91 à 92, 134
• Soulagement des symptômes de la dépression ; 5 études cliniques de référence 10,70, 93 à 97
• Amélioration de la motivation et l’estime de soi ; références :9, 67

• Effets positifs sur les personnes souffrant de problèmes cardiaques ; études de référence : 15, 108 à 111
• Effets positifs sur les nausées ou vomissements post-op. : référence 106
• Effets positifs sur divers troubles de santé mentale : études de référence 98 à 102 ; 138 à 144. 
• Effets positifs sur les difficultés d’apprentissages ; référence : 103
• Effets positifs sur la dyslexie ; référence : 105

• Effets probables sur l’expression des émotions du deuil : références : 114-116, 130
• Effets probables sur la réadaptation sociale des anciens toxicomanes ou alcooliques ; références : 118-119
• Effets évalués auprès des femmes enceintes à haut risque ou pendant l’accouchement ; références : 52, 121 à 126
• Effets en oncologie : 151 à 154 et soins palliatifs 155 à 161
• Effets sur les addictions et troubles alimentaires : 168 à 174
• Effets sur les trauma et abus : 162 à 167
• Effets sur les Infirmités neurologiques et revalidations : 135 à 137

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