Why it matters to breathe through the nose
The nose is not just a passage for air. It warms, moistens and filters it. Recent studies suggest that the rhythm of nasal breathing may also affect brain activity.
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The nose is not just a passage for air. It warms, moistens and filters it. Recent studies suggest that the rhythm of nasal breathing may also affect brain activity.
When we breathe about six times a minute, heartbeat and breathing begin to move together. Some studies suggest this may help calm and stress regulation.
Breathing is the only automatic function of the body we can steer at will. Five minutes a day was enough to change mood.
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