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www.breathing.com/articles/exercise.htm Recommended product Click here to visit the Faq index click here to take your Breathing Tests. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BEST ENVIRONMENT FOR BREATHING? Question: Has there been research to determine the best possible environment for people to live in ie; humidity, temperature, air purity, and oxygen concentration. If there is where could the results be found. From Mike ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Question: I am 17, I run cross-country and middle
distance track and I have been trying to figure out the best method of
breathing. For a long time now I have been breathing in and out of my mouth.
I have experimented with changing the speed of my breathing with different
paces. I thought that the best way to breath would be to take longer breaths
and to exhale fast. Is that a good way of breathing? NO From Mike: It is better to breathe in and out thorough the nose. Try filling your mouth with water and run that way, slowly at first for you can get used to it. Or count clearly in a whisper as you run. Let me know how that works for you. Read ALL the pages of my website starting with exercise and FAQ and tips.. Get our Breathing Improvement programClick here to visit the Faq index. click here to take your Breathing Tests. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mike, I purchased a program for deep breathing it's breathing and positions. the breath consists of inhaling deeply though the nose then when of you can't take in any more oxygen you take in 3 more sniffs then exhale through the mouth then push out for three more puffs. I've been doing this for a month and haven't had any results other than feeling like i can't breath comfortably, I've read a couple of books on deep breathing and am aware of the benefits yet whenever i try them i don't feel any better no energy no calmness nothing just more tired. did you say you shouldn't exhale through your mouth? even when doing deep diaphragm breathing? i really would like to feel better and have more energy please tell me what I'm doing wrong From Mike Send me your self test results along with this breathing exercise in whatever form it came in. Click here to visit the Faq index. click here to take your Breathing Tests. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I hope I will not embarrass you, I am asking this question in regards to a trivia question which is, how many breaths a day does a healthy adult take. From Mike Optimal would be depending on the activity engaged in. Deep deep rest could be less than one but as a practical matter perhaps three. Eight is good but not great. Pauses are critical. See the BREATHING TESTS for more insight on pauses. Beyond that the longer, slower, effortlessly deeper breaths taken in most any activity would seem to be superior than faster ones. I repeat effortlessly because many force the breath which force actually restricts the deepest easiest breath. Breathing Improvement program Click here to visit the Faq index click here to take your Breathing Tests. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Was this questionnaire developed through blinded
scientific testing? I scored a 71 and I am quite sure I do not have a problem with yeast. I would suggest that those on Vocalist who could open the attachment view it with a high degree of skepticism. Indeed, I would suggest the whole concept of Candida/yeast related illness be viewed with a high degree of skepticism. I have read some of the popular books that purport to explain much of our problems by blaming yeast. I am under whelmed by the scientific data provided. John xxxxxxxxx, MD Medical Director ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ For Dr. John xxxxxx: From Mike White, California
State Certified Nutrition Educator. Focus on Dr. Karl Donsbach or Dr. Crook's information in their Candida books and argue the point with them. Wait for double blind tests and you will be long dead before the results. The safe natural way of addressing candida is being taught in natural healing circles. There is a strong grassroots trend against prescription drugs in general and no drug exists that will safely and non toxically rid the body of harmful yeasts that have transformed into parasitic fungi. Stool tests ordered by aware physicians are very much in order. Try the diets, try the probiotics, try the cleanses but don't try to tell someone that has used this test to discover why they were sick and gotten well. You TOO will be thought of as foolish. This is a free test, and it is not harmful. Do try the "Pill Book" by Bantam, it is the consumer's perspective of the PDR and discover the negative side effects of prescription drugs in general and see how many diseases are man made. A side effect of a drug is a disease. If you have the side effect and haven't taken the drug it would be called a disease, pure and simple. ALL of these drugs were okayed via scientific testing which is often BAD and or incomplete scientific testing with often very obvious profit motives. Prescription drugs are at least the fifth (JAMA 1998) and probably the third leading cause of death in this country. As in ANY written test there are weak points and strong points. Denying "probable" existence of candida is not only harmful it can be downright deadly. The less the medical profession addresses the simple, obvious and inexpensive, the more people will stay sick. This is good for the medical business and damned bad for the public.. I have used this test too many times with positive results to deny its worth. Mike Recommended product Click here to visit the Faq index. click here to take your Breathing Tests. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dear Mike, Thanks a lot for the prompt and encouraging reply. I would give some of my personal background . I am 35 years . For the past 18 years I am in the business of ............................ I have got a ................................................................ Reaping monetary benefit is not on the top of my agenda. I will certainly as you have rightly advised join a yoga class. I fully agree to your view that breathing is often steeped in esoteric agendas here in India. That was exactly the reason that I decided to look out for other sources from where I could gather information, learn and inculcate good breathing habits. When I read some Indian books on Pranayama they appeared to me to be not touching the immediate subject, that of the psyche and the physique. When I asked about Pranayama to some elderly persons, I was warned not to practice or to think about it as it was considered to be dangerous when what I only wanted was knowing good breathing habits. I have no direct control on my heart. Hence I cannot directly control the pace of my heart and whatever other functions it may be doing. There are innumerable such organs, systems and processes which are beyond my voluntary control and hence I cannot meddle with them. Which entails I cannot directly influence them and do them incorrectly or wrongly. However since breathing has a voluntary part in it, it can be done incorrectly. More the reason I felt that I must know what is correct breathing. What is correct breathing when I am eating, relaxing, doing physical work, reading, having a work out, traveling, sleeping, etc.etc. That is all what I wanted to know. After having visited your website and that of Dennis Lewis, Illse Middendorf, Carl Stough I recognized that the physical and psychic aspects of correct breathing are very important. Without any foreign body intervention in our body this magical gift of breathing has the potential to do wonders to us. Importantly for me it is absolutely and truly the natural way of living. Having come to this conclusion I feel I could live correct breathing as well as make a livelihood from teaching it when I become proficient enough. Thanks a lot for your invitation. I will remain in touch via the e-mail and the net. Namaste S Breathing Improvement program Click here to visit the Faq index. click here to take your Breathing Tests.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dear Benjamin: rather than holding your breath when snorkeling, how about exhaling, that is with closed lips blow bubbles very gently for as long as you can while you are under. I would suggest that you come up for air if possible before it feels uncomfortable. I don't have hard data on how long you could go for, but certainly you don't want to push it so far you may become unconscious. We have all heard the CPR & Red Cross quotes that you can become anoxic - lose significant O2 supply to the brain within 3 min, but that is when you are holding your breath. That is very different from developing prolonged exhalation ,which can gradually increase with practice and is best done in your comfort zone. Mike White has many valuable suggestions on that on his web site. Sincerely, Margaret Leong, M.A.,P.T. Click here to visit the Faq index. click here to take your Breathing Tests.
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