Correcting Breathing Volume (Easy Approach)

  There are two approaches to learning how to return your breathing volume to normal levels. The following is the easier version. • Sit up straight.   • Bring your attention to your breathing.   • Concentrate on the air flowing into and from your nostrils. Feel the air...

Nasal Breathing for Good Health

  All of your breathing should only be through your nose. Do not breathe through your mouth. Nature has provided us with a wonderful instrument, our nose, to help make our breathing more regular, filter incoming air and help retain moisture in the body. Many humans...

Breathing Exercise 1: The Control Pause (Part II)

  As your breathing volume reduces to more normal levels, your CP increases. The following is an example of the relationship between breathing volume and your CP.    CP of 10 seconds; breathing is noisy, loud, irregular, large, heavy, erratic, and effortful.         ...

Breathing Exercise 1: The Control Pause (Part I)

  All breathing exercises will be accompanied by a line diagram. To interpret each diagram, it is essential to understand the following: All breathing exercises and the Control Pause – which involves breath holding – are performed after an exhalation.  ...

Oxygenate Your Brain (Part II)

Overbreathing causes depression, stress and anxiety Lower carbon dioxide within the blood causes a constriction of the carotid artery which is the main blood vessel going to the brain. The extent of constriction depends on genetic predisposition but has been estimated...
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