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Posted by croes 13 hours ago

Slow breathing modulates brain function and risk behavior(www.cell.com)
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k__o 8 hours ago|
i developed a health issue that has affected my breathing over the past few years and i am cognitively and emotionally destroyed, it has made me realize that breathing is really important
jondwillis 6 hours ago|
Cmon tell us what it is
k__o 5 hours ago||
condylar resorption https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Condylar_resorption

its when the tmj sorta dissolves and ur jaw/facial structure collapses as a result. now my airway is like a millimeter

jaypatelani 7 hours ago||
So doing this Sudarshan Kriya helps ? Or we should avoid it ?

https://www.aolresearch.org/published-research

0ckpuppet 7 hours ago||
like inhaling a cigarette and slowly exhaling smoke.
N_Lens 4 hours ago|
I wonder how much of the relaxation effects of smoking involve the long slow exhales. I understand the nic aspect.
vixen99 2 hours ago||
The finding certainly chimes with my experience. A few deep breaths each with a slow release taking up to around twelve seconds almost always lowers my blood pressure sometimes by as much as 10 points with the attendant calmness thrown in. Although the BP effect is temporary, by habitually doing it, my BP even drops on a semi-permanent basis. Reports on this routine abound. If the goal here can be achieved, those with a BP problem will immediately appreciate the upside of this approach.
iknownthing 6 hours ago|
I've never found it to make a difference