LIVE ONLINE BUTEYKO METHOD CLINICS
LEARN THE BUTEYKO METHOD LIVE BY ZOOM WITH WORLD RENOWNED BREATHING COACH PATRICK MCKEOWN
OCTOBER 2024
- Reduce symptoms of asthma, rhinitis, respiratory conditions and long covid
- Relieve anxiety, depression, stress and panic attacks.
- Resolve sleep issues from snoring and sleep apnea to insomnia.
Get the complete healthy breathing bundle – all 3 clinics for $250!
INVESTMENT — $95 PER CLINIC OR $250 FOR ALL THREE CLINICS
Learn directly with Buteyko Clinic’s founder and world leading breathing expert, Patrick McKeown. Discover the theory and practice of the Buteyko Method and apply breathing exercises and protocols to meet your personal health needs
Tuesday 8 October 2024, 3-5pm (London, UK time)
Asthma, rhinitis/hay fever, Long Covid Symptoms, COPD, cystic fibrosis, bronchiectasis
Wednesday 9 October 2024, 3-5pm (London, UK time)
Anxiety, racing mind, depression, stress and panic attacks
Thursday 10 October 2024, 3–5pm (London, UK time)
Sleep issues: snoring, sleep apnea, fatigue and insomnia
WHAT YOU GET:
- A 2-hour live Zoom clinic in an online group with Patrick McKeown,
- A recording of the clinic for replay,
- A 15-minute Q&A session with Patrick via Zoom chat at the end of the clinic where you can ask individual questions,
- Lifetime access to a corresponding self-study online course (value $40) – Asthma & Respiratory, Anxiety, Sleep Issues.
- 10% off our one-to-one sessions
Maximum class size- 35 persons.
Find out more and reserve an online clinic using the links below.
Clinic for Asthma and Respiratory Conditions
The Buteyko Method involves switching from mouth to nose breathing on a permanent basis, along with practising breathing exercises which are specifically designed to bring breathing volume to calmer and more normal levels. As breathing becomes more efficient, the feeling of breathlessness during rest and physical exercise reduces.If you have asthma, research states you will habitually breathe much more air than someone without asthma. When you “over-breathe” it disturbs vital blood gasses including carbon dioxide and oxygen. And it cools and dries the airways, making you cough, wheeze and feel breathless.
Click HERE for more information about the Buteyko Method for Asthma and Rhinitis.
Click HERE for more information about the Buteyko Method for COPD, Bronchiectasis and Emphysema.
Click HERE for more information about the Buteyko Method for Cystic Fibrosis.
- Learn how to decongest your nose,
- Learn how to reverse poor breathing patterns that exacerbate your symptoms.
- Apply breathing exercises to help stop symptoms such as coughing, wheezing and breathlessness,
- Learn breathing exercises for Long Covid Symptoms
- Practice breathing exercises to help open your airways and relieve the feeling of air hunger or suffocation,
- Receive a daily plan to significantly reduce your symptoms in as little as 2 weeks.
Independent clinical trials into the Buteyko Breathing Method report that it is effective in improving asthma control. Results include 70% less coughing and wheezing, 90% less need for rescue medication and almost half the need for inhaled steroid medications.
These findings are supported by Patrick’s 20+ years’ experience of working with clients — when a person with asthma works to normalize their breathing, their symptoms reduce by 50% within 2 weeks.
Clinic for Stress, Anxiety, Racing Mind and Panic Disorder
Stress is a fact of modern life. You juggle a busy work and family schedule, financial insecurities and social stress on a daily basis. It’s hardly surprising if you are off balance much of the time.
The problem with stress is that it creates a vicious cycle.
It has a profound effect on your breathing, making you breathe fast, into your chest and often through your mouth. Fast, upper chest breathing triggers the body’s fight or flight response. So, stress becomes self-perpetuating and chronic.
- Learn to switch on your relaxation response and calm a racing mind by gently slowing down and softening your breath,
- Learn breathing techniques to help stop panic attacks, anxiety and a racing mind,
- Understand the connection between poor sleep and racing mind,
- Practice breathing exercises to eliminate the feeling of air hunger or suffocation,
- Improve blood flow and the delivery of oxygen to the brain,
- Improve your focus, concentration and attention span,
- Reverse years of chronic stress by “toning” the parasympathetic nervous system (your rest and digest mode),
Click HERE for further information about Buteyko for Anxiety:
Clinic for Sleep Issues: Snoring, Sleep Apnea and Insomnia
Do snoring and sleep apnea keep you awake? Do you lie in bed at night with your mind racing, unable to drop off? Are you constantly tired during the day?
Poor sleep is a big problem. It contributes to sick days, road traffic accidents and chronic health issues. It makes you more vulnerable to dementia, heart disease and early mortality.
- How to stop mouth snoring,
- Why you snore through your nose, and how to significantly reduce nasal snoring,
- Why the airway collapses during sleep, according to the latest developments in sleep-disordered breathing,
- How to practice breathing exercises to reduce sleep apnea.
If you’ve tried everything, from medication to meditation and still can’t sleep, you may not know that there’s a proven link between nasal obstruction and mouth breathing and sleep disorders like snoring and sleep apnea.
The Buteyko Breathing Method has been successfully used for decades to help people with these conditions. Click HERE to learn more.
With every registration you get access to an online self- study Buteyko Method course. You can see details of the course here: https://buteykoclinic.com/buteyko-clinic-online-courses/
To read more about the impact of mouth breathing on your child’s health and to access our free program of breathing exercises for children, go to: https://buteykoclinic.com/buteykochildren/
Patrick McKeown’s coauthored scientific article examines the relationship between poor breathing patterns and obstructive sleep apnea. Click here to access the article: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7865730/