How Andrew Huberman Transformed My Breathwork

[@mtbeliever5833]

Dude, your deep calm yogi voice is amazing

[@KitaroWaga]

thanks!

[@user-kun2147]

How is this guy not mainstream yet? More people need to see his content. Love your work Kitaro

[@atomoyoga]

Because there are thousands of guys with this very little education that just copy paste what Hubberman say. Thousands and thousands! Nothing special 😂😂

[@gooddaysgames586]

Perhaps slightly adjusted thumbnail images and better click bait headlines? I agree with your sentiment: his content is great.

[@rawfitzness9355]

Because Huberman is main stream. Still, Kitaro's perspective and practice is really increasing the impact of the information from Andrew and is deepening the Wim's method. Not at all a copy/paste in Kitaro's case.

[@HudsonTaylorMusic]

He needs to limit the audio on his videos. He talks too quietly, so that you can’t actually hear him if you’re watching videos on loud trains for example 🤷🏻‍♂️ calming voice but the audio is processed too quietly.

[@rakeemkemp3734]

I agree

[@lookatthetrees7494]

What a beautiful voice and way of speaking. Great video.

[@alviscardi]

This was a fantastic video. I’ve heard of this breathing technique and may have inadvertently tried a part of it a few months ago. For 15 years, I suffered from chronic pain, doctors said it was neuropathy because I am diabetic. Turns out it was a paralyzed right diaphragm. I had injured my neck about 18 years ago in a car accident. I thought it wasn't bad but a few months ago I was meditating and doing deep diahpragmage breathing. It inflated and almost instantly dozens of health issues disappeared. A lot of them had been brought on by my autonomic nervous system being out of wack. I had severe stomach issues, breathing problems, and a very fast heartbeat, I would sweat so much and couldn't control my temperature. Turns out the Phrenic Nerve on the C3 and C5 was injured, which connects to the diaphragm. The diaphragm to the QL muscles in the back leads to sciatica. There is a thing called Phrenic Neuropathy which stems from that injured nerve causing upper body pain. All of it was gone in a few breaths! Breath is life!

[@nomitnegi2265]

Hey I'm going through same problem my left side nerves body is impacted please help if u can share journey of healing and any update regarding your health

[@alviscardi]

@@nomitnegi2265 Have an x-ray done of your diaphragm to see if it's compressed. Also, look up “deep belly breathing” or “diaphragm breathing”. I can't guarantee anything but that type of breathing method was what helped me. It's almost a year later and I am still doing great. With barely any nerve pain.

[@gratitude5403]

I love your energy. I subscribed, bless you🙏

[@adventurebound2923]

Another amazing video kitaro!! Your by far my favourite breath work teacher! Good work brother, thanks for being a part of my journey, my life has drastically changed these past 6 months, and I've been involved in a lifetime practice of intermittant martial arts, qigong, taijichuan...but understanding the breath/body connection deepens the practices and daily life moments so much, I find myself during my work day instinctively doing a round of breath work to release stress and it works to even things out and tip the scales negatively. Understanding brings it to a higher level!

[@KitaroWaga]

What a beautiful comment, my friend! I'm grateful for people like you, it keeps me motivated to make videos 😉

[@foldemd]

The ice has changed me to a more calm and relaxed person. I also quit marijuana bc of this

[@framed9240]

youre presence is so calming its insane. no clue how you do that but im striving to get to that level of calmess. you earned yourself a sub. keep it up

[@mike8669]

Thanks a million for this easy to grasp and extremely helpful video

[@KitaroWaga]

Thank you for the nice comment!

[@LeDeyo]

Wait this whole time I've followed them separately but had no idea Huberman was behind those early tests that Wim Hof would always bring up!

[@pascal5142]

haha me neither, why dont they promote each other? to sound more legit and independant?

[@aniccaanatta1774]

Please make a video about BUTEYKO METHOD and MEDITATION ❤❤❤

[@tectorgorch8698]

Thank you for another excellent report.

[@KitaroWaga]

Pleasure!

[@rodpacileo7570]

Yes Kitaro..thank you..I enjoy your subtle approach…Huberman’s Information has also been on my radar for awhile now. Between both of you and Alan Watts alone with my own slow breath and humming practice have been so nourishing and supplemental to me feeling aligned…. As a constant student of life I felt the need to express my gratitude digitally here ( a new thing for me ) … I hope to continually learn from you. The subtle breath of the Yogis and the Buddha during meditation and effort related experiences has also been a driving force of my energy field…I feel as though by breathing lite, slow and deep as P. McEwen points out and the info in James Nesters book on Breath ( esp. the part about the ‘American Indians’) goes well with the Wym method, further I sense the right breath is dependent situations, desired energy levels, digesting food, dealing with panic attacks, tramway and anxiety, as well as states of extreme excitement.. and of course depression….K. thanks for the inspiration..you story, actions and vibes

[@liewcheng6664]

Digital arena, yogic and Buddhist meditation are control by the Prince of the Air which many peoples are not aware. The seen Word is controlled by 2 unseen masters. One is the Prince of the Air and the other the King of the Shepherd. The King says I will make you lie down in green pastures. I will lead you in still waters and restores your soul. I will guide you through the paths of righteousness for the sake of my name. Have no fear of evil when you walk through the shadow of death for I am with you. My rod and my staff are there to comfort you. In the presence of your foes I will prepare a table for you. I will anoint your head with oil with an overflowing cup. Goodness and kindness will follow you all the days of your life and you shall dwell in my house as long as you live. The Prince says bow down to me and I will give the nations of the world in all their greatness and splendour.

[@rodpacileo7570]

@@liewcheng6664 thank you

[@ashleighnoel9857]

❤Alan saved my life

[@swent45]

It's Patrick McKeown not McEwen. The book is The Oxygen Advantage.

[@chilling33]

thank you for taking the time to shed light on this to more people . Big up you, Bless🙏👊☮️

[@KitaroWaga]

Thank you!

[@KitaroWaga]

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[@ahmicmarineau]

Great video. Thanks for sharing your experience and learning. Very helpful 😊

[@KitaroWaga]

Thank you for the nice words!

[@brucegelman5582]

Beautiful instruction!!!

[@KitaroWaga]

thank you

[@boriscartman]

Doing the cyclic sighing thing in between sparring rounds has improved my recovery noticeably. Thank you!

[@stranded8088]

I also incorporated this Double inhale Long exhale breathwork inbetween Sparring rounds. I do get weird looks but endure more than my Partners haehe

[@KitaroWaga]

Nice!

[@vortexor1]

One question please: How many minutes do you practice cyclic sighing between sparring-rounds? Thanks in advance!

[@boriscartman]

@@vortexor1 there's only a minute "rest" in between rounds where we normally do 10push ups, 10 squats and 10 crunches so that leaves me with about 30 seconds where I concentrate on my breathing and make a conscious effort to recover quicker.

[@jabronipepparoni1585]

Been watching you for a few months now and I really enjoy your channel and I also find it amazing that you simplify so much research into a short video

[@TheIamPC]

epic late night dj voice.

[@jonl7855]

These kind of personal twists on the method are exactly what Wim envisioned for people to do! By the way, can you clarify for me on a point you made at the end? So, after a workout session, do you do a standard WH breathing exercise, or is it modified to be shorter/different in any way? Thank you!

[@MrSeanyGee]

Huberman was so young in that footage

[@Nildaem]

first time i meditated, I incorporated what i learned from huberman and followed sam harris's as a guide (spiritual lingo hurdle for me) - changed my life lol. There was a moment where it felt like my collar bone lifted up and into place; felt a sensation immediately after that throughout all my body - all i could conclude at the time was that it wasn't nothing.

[@hermes-foiling]

Which episode from huberman did you help the most? Im om the same path!

[@Nildaem]

@@hermes-foiling it was before he had his own podcast, check out the one with rich roll, rogan, imact theory... really anything of his outside of his podcast, his podcast is awesome and full of good information to incorporate, but the ones before helped make him human to me and i benefited the most from. Patrick Mekeown and James nester are notable references as well... that was when i was first rebuilding my break... i've watched too much youtube and know the weight that carries, that doesnt change anything though lol. Grounding or Earthing has a film worth seeing. should be enough too slip and fall on fascinated. dont forget to stay pragmatic 😀 we can figure out something other than comments if you want links galore

[@highlanderes]

During wim hof breathing, I do the last exhale before each retention period with thinly pursed lips, like exhaling through a straw, as in the NSDR protocol. Awesome experience!

[@spiritfalcon4326]

Thanks Kitaro, really appreciate these explainer videos. I’ve been practicing the WHM for 3 years now and it’s great to continue to develop a deeper understanding of its mechanics!

[@KitaroWaga]

Glad, it was helpful!

[@babayaga6285]

what's the benifits?

[@cryptexmelnikov9075]

Awesome video , never thought there are people with really specific hobbies like mine ( Ido portal movement , Anderw Huberman , Wim Hof).

[@charlesbanks7028]

😅

[@Asphyxiationstation]

With billions of people on this earth you honestly thought you are the only one to like those 3 things? 😅there's probably thousands or even hundreds of thousands of us 💪

[@shermansadventure1151]

They're really not that specific haha - those 3 things (particularly the last two) are pretty much staples within self-improvement/health communities. They all come under the banner of health, fitness and wellness, of which literally millions of people are interested in.

[@KitaroWaga]

Thanks for watching, my friend! I think it's great to connect with people who share the same interests. On the internet, it seems like there are many of us consuming all the same content 😉, but out on the street, in the real world, I sometimes feel like a lone wolf.

[@guyb4600]

@@KitaroWaga so true. I feel like everyone should be doing this, but when I speak of this in my work/social circles, I’m the outlier.

[@RonnieRants]

I have been using this as a therapy for romance scam victims!!!! It’s magical

[@51Daedalus]

Holy Shit Kitaro....didnt know you had this channel! Remember you as such a great guy from back when I lived in Switzerland! Huge fan of Wim Hof breathing as well....you go champ! Love from Finland!

[@KitaroWaga]

Took a while to see your comment... Tille, my brother, hope life treats you well in Finland! All the love

[@AcidTechnoMan5000]

Does the breath do anything if you can't handle the cold? I can't handle cold. Try cold showers and I shake and panic and hyperventilate

[@cillian1983]

your voice is very calming

[@bizerkstylesnosmiths9969]

Great video

[@potkinazarmehr]

I watch his videos and afterwards i ask what did he actually say?!

[@strainwashed]

Where is the tutorial I didn’t learn how to breathe in this video

[@lissaborreguito-wd7vi]

Lo estoy haciendo es lo que me ha ayudado a controlar la ansiedad🙏🙏🙏🙏 saludos desde Cuba. Agradecida por esta información.

[@kas8131]

Have you talked about nasal vs. mouth inhales?

[@KitaroWaga]

In another video I have. Generally through the nose but in a breathwork session you can also do it through the mouth to make the sympathetic response stronger or make the experience more intense. But there’s no right or wrong here.

[@rickcramer9426]

I cannot wait to watch this

[@gilfitts4908]

Only the basic Wim Hof Method is "rigid". From the inexpensive app ($35) you can adjust the rhythm and much more. Slower breathing leads to longer retentions and a deep sense of calm and equanimity. Plus in the advance courses there are rhythms to control emotions, decreasing inflammation, even dealing with hangovers.

[@raulsoto498]

Your content is great man, greetings from Chile!

[@KitaroWaga]

thank you!

[@darcyw8659]

Would you do the “cyclic sighing” when you first get in ice bath, to calm down quicker?

[@m11w888]

Im still trying these technique and not really feeling anything should I keep at this method or breathing exercises in general

[@KitaroWaga]

The goal isn't to feel high or anything in that matter. There are people who do everything correctly but don't feel anything. And that's ok - there's nothing wrong with that. But it's difficult to tell without seeing how you do the breathing. That said, situational breathing to calm yourself down (with cyclic sighing) for example should still work because of the neurological connection between breathing and heart rate.

[@GeffryASV]

Thank you very much for the video, I join this community. I have a question: if I understood correctly, cyclical breathing is used to focus on exhalation and therefore, on activating the parasympathetic (resting) system; while the wim hof method focuses more on inhalation and therefore on activating the sympathetic system (fight or flight). Following this order of ideas, would it be convenient to want to activate the sympathetic system during the exercise and to want to activate the parasympathetic system once finished? in the video it is proposed backwards (cyclical breathing between sets and the training ends with wim hof) Sorry if I misunderstood the video, this is not my native language

[@chilling33]

yes bro, get your system going, get the chi moving. Once the chi is flowing then you may slow yourself down. It is great to practice being tense (parasympathetic). I like to alert myself with wim hof method before going into a deep meditation. It helps greatly. Focus on the energy between your hands too. With breathing methods and focusing on the energy emitting from your palms a lot of energy can be attained and we can consciously move energy through out our bodies. And step one on the list is to carry love in our hearts. bless up

[@thegraciefighter102]

Great question

[@KitaroWaga]

Thank you for the comment and watching my video! Let me put it this way: WHM = activating (hyperventilation part) + calming (breath holds on empty lungs, meditating at the end of session) -> feeling energized yet calm (so it's both activating and calming) Cyclic Sighing = calming (focusing on longer exhales than inhales) -> whenever I want to recover (between sets of exercises, post-workout, when feeling nervous etc.) Hyperventilation only = activating (focusing on vigorous inhales and short exhales) -> Energize myself when I need to push through (last reps of an exercise, last seconds of a sparring round, last minutes of a deep work session when I feel tired, etc.) BUT: I can do a very calm and peaceful WHM session, where I still inhale fully but calmly with longer exhales, which I can use for a post-workout breathwork session. I hope this helps.

[@littleriverwest]

Kitaro, since you're also a Kung Fu guy, did you ever learn Buddhist and Taoist breaths and also the micro-cosmic orbit breath for AM and PM?

[@Rt-hr4nd]

I have practiced the WHM regularly for a few years, but recently I've started to get blurred vision and headaches after the breathing and / or ice bath. What is the cause of this and should I be concerned?

[@KitaroWaga]

I know that the ice bath can affect the eyes in the short term because of blood flow restriction to the head. As the WHM has also a strong vasoconstriction effect due to the adrenaline rise it could be the same cause. But I'm not sure. How ofter are you doing the breathwork and ice batchs? Also headaches are quite common for the WHM breathing when breathing too vigorously. Try to do a mindfulness exercise before starting the actual WHM protocol and keep your inhales a little calmer. I have a few guided breathwork videos where I try to integrate mindfulness into the session.

[@Rt-hr4nd]

@@KitaroWaga I do the WHM 5-6 times per week. I''m being careful to avoid the cold water exposure too much from the neck up. I've switched to 10 mins box breathing instead as I think the forceful breathing is what's causing my headaches.

[@britcreel236]

where did you get that v-neck tee?:)

[@TheronJames]

Just discovered your channel. Great content. Keep it up!

[@whiteswan6550]

As far as I know the studies in which the effect of Wim Hof Brathing on inflammation through bacteria was compared to nomrla meditation have a very problematic bias. The measurement was done wuring the breathing and not at a different time of the day. I think doing this is kind of betrayal. Does anyone know if there are arguments to counter this critic and backup the saying of the studies?

[@BIGNEM]

Hey I need advice. I constantly injure myself trying to do Wim Hof. I've injured my back muscle, my inner chest, my diaphragm doing it fast and deep. Not sure if I'm doing anything wrong?

[@KitaroWaga]

Cultivate brath awareness and breath more gently. I have some videos on breathing techniques.

[@NotAspookyboy]

hi dude , i think ur music is a bit loud and ur voice is very calm . these two doesnt match and its annoying , idk if other ppl have this problem maybe u edit the audio better

[@Durga695]

Thank you so much I am doing Kitaro Waga free7 day course, and sincerely the deep breathing in the diaphragm immediately, gave the strong tingling and longer breath hold. I had stopped the breathing and only did the cold plunge. I am hopeful my breathing is going to improve via the 7 day course.

[@twtaylor4064]

If you haven't, check out the behind the bastards podcast about wim hof bring a charlatan

[@mediakitevideoproductions]

Not interesting at all. He does not add anything - just few information about wim hoff and huberman.

[@joe1071]

Wait, what? Why was Hubermans voice so weird when he was younger. Way higher than now

[@ChrisTomatoPie]

Can't find the 5 minute video he mentions briefly here

[@charitycraft6626]

Thank you for teaching this❤ so interesting! ❤

[@KitaroWaga]

Thanks for watching

[@International_Cartoons]

7:41 - 7:50 - I don't know if you've thought of this but a nice trick would be not to stop short with the first breath and just extend it to a regular length deep breath, that way you can get the same amount of oxygen, or actually even more because you did not stop short and the extension wouldn't be just a quick one to show off how it is now a "technique". I know it sounds complicated but if you try it you might be surprised! Wow, I just tried it, it really works! I think I should write a book about this, or start a youtube channel about how to get oxygen!

[@karlphilippefournier4123]

Hello everyone, I just have a quick question for the Wim Hof community, maybe instructors who have seen a lot of different cases. So here's mine: I've been practicing the method for few years (4-5?) and like many people I've liked it and was quite enthusiast about it. In my case it's especially to have all the health benefits but even more to aim towards the traumas releases and healing. I have deep ones, probably bigger than the majority, talking about sexual traumas abuses at early age type of thing. So maybe my story is too complex and there are too many factors to see what's going on really. I've been exploring the psychedelics too and indeed it addressed the issu. My body wants to shake quite a lot sometimes sponteanously since the last year. I haven't been able yet to find the necessary support to help me naviguating through this so being on my own I thought at least the cold couldn't harm me. I commited to ice baths this last year. I noticed sometimes it could trigger the traumas releases. However lately I developped tinnitus and hyperacusis problems. Some natural healers told me my kidneys are totally jammed right now and that I should take a break from the cold exposure. So that's what I'm doing right now, just trying to rest.. What gives me some hope in this ear problems is that I can notice the intensity can vary, it's not always the same. So I was just curious to hear if similar cases have been reported, especially concerning the relation between the cold, the kidneys and audition issus. I know there are many factors with all that. I'm also the type to push myself as far as I can. A lot of the times after the cold bath I needed to take a hot shower like 30min after. I'm not claiming the technique is dangerous too, I'm not sure about anything right now and maybe I'll go back to it carefully later. But right now my body is telling me something. Thank you for anyone who could bring me a little bit more clarity or knowledge.

[@KitaroWaga]

Thanks for sharing your story and issues. Yes, indeed, it's quite hard to isolate the problem with so many variables. I heard from many natural healers that ice baths are not good for you. I know especially the TCM side as I spent many years in this environment. But in my experience, you have to take such advise with a grain of salt. On the other hand, you really can push yourself too much with ice baths. But if your average daily session is not exceeding 3 min you should be fine. The tinnitus effect and sometimes even migranes can happen from the cold shock. One way to midigate that is to calm down as much as you before you go into an ice bath with visualizing the proceess. I would have such a session in my breathwork library. I think the.most important thing you can do is to carefully and mindfully introduce the practices again without pushing yourself.

[@karlphilippefournier4123]

​@@KitaroWaga Thank you for your feedback, I got suprised you took the time to answer. I will try the technique back slowly in few months and see how I feel. But for now it seems ok to take a break and rest. I wasn't expecting to do this but my body is showing me signs I guess. Tinnitus is a quite common issue I started to notice but hyperacusis isn't something easy to deal with, as daily sounds can become too loud. As there too many variables I'm checking first if cutting the cold will help me. I also fell sick quite heavily lately catching the flu and sinusitus after. In my case it is not a matter of laziness or lack of discipline as I enjoyed the practice and interested to try it again carefully but now concerned with health problems obviously.

[@trankhoa9282]

00:01 Andrew Huberman's lab researched the science behind Wim Hof's method 01:14 Breathing is connected to the autonomic nervous system 02:36 Breathing can impact autonomic nervous system. 04:00 Combining center point affect and breathwork for systemic effect 05:18 Wim Hof Breathing creates a highly energized yet calm state of mind. 06:38 Conscious breathing can impact the nervous system. 08:04 Conscious breathing can engage sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system. 09:30 Breathwork enhances workout effectiveness and recovery Crafted by Merlin AI.

[@kingswood2149]

Great video thanks ive been doing wim hof for 4yrs love it just read Rickson Gracie book Breath his breathing method is the opposite of wims kinda it's interesting hope you read it and research guy named Orlando Cani he taught rickson lots of stuff on breathing amazing story like wim hofs story thanks brother

[@Shoto519]

What is The name of The book from richon gracie?

[@I-QUAN]

Its called 'breathe: a life in flow'

[@KitaroWaga]

Thanks for the recommendation

[@leroybabcock6652]

I have noticed im angry alot of my day, frustrated, and intolerant and that my energy seems depleted. I have quit smoking, drinking, and all drygs including pot, i hope exercise calithenics, cardio, and martial arts will change my crumby moods. I think i got atrial fib now too. Hmmm the sa node yes Sincerely, The aging grouch.

[@mattwebb4561]

The first time I saw this guy, I thought he was saying “breast work” and “breast control” for about 10 minutes and had no idea what he was on about. The last minute of so my brain finally kicked in ‘ooooh breath work’ 🤦‍♂️

[@globaldentalhealthcare4585]

I understand how our breathing affects our autonomic nervous system, but it is my understanding that a major benefit of the Wim Hof breathing is on our CO2 threshold which influences blood vessel dilation as well as delivery of O2 to our cells.

[@serias4022]

Hey man, I think I couldn't grasp a few things 1. What kinda of breathing do you do after a workout? 2. Do you do different breathing when learning new skills? Can you please clarify? Thank youuu

[@drewlaventure9735]

Shocked he had a ponytail DID NOT SEE THAT DEFINITELY COMING 😂😂😂

[@nickycorbett1694]

I wonder your thoughts about cold therapy and blood pressure. I practice Qi Gong and meditation and added cold showers but had to stop as they raised my overall blood pressure. I had spend a year during the pandemic getting it down with self work diet and herbs (I'm an acupuncturist.) Anyway - I can't find any information on the blood pressure thing. It literally went up 20-30 points. And went right back down when I stopped the cold showers. Sad - because they helped with so many other things: energy, sleep, pain etc. Thoughts?

[@michaelwhite3219]

All these benefits available at no cost to everyone at any time.

[@itsdeadshot2501]

This breathing method is discovered by yogis before christ. Wim hof just marketed it as it's own

[@druidactual]

Your video editing is very well done

[@danielhoughton8293]

I've been loving your content Kitaro. Sorry for the off topic comment, do you mind plugging your joggers lol. Like the ones we see in your last horse stance video. They look so comfy to move in, I wanna get myself some

[@mzader]

I don’t see from this video how Andrew Huberman has transformed your practice. This seems to me like using someone’s name as click bait.

[@KitaroWaga]

I'm only giving my perspective. Clickbait would be cutting different clips of Huberman episodes together and underlying them with some inspirational music to give a washed-out version of the original. I'm sorry if my video couldn't provide any value to you.

[@Draziell]

Kitaro... Kung fu... I'm pretty sure you fought for Netherrealm in Mortal Kombat!!

[@KitaroWaga]

😜

[@awakenthedrummer6452]

Good content. In relation to the nervous system and breathing, an important factor that was missed is the freeze/dissociation state which is actually the result of a parasympathetic response. This may appear to be relaxation but is actually a higher level of arousal than sympathetic "stress" response

[@brainbodypt]

Polyvagal theory! I just took this course from Dr Porges and it’s amazing the origins of the vagus nerve❤

[@watcherworld5873]

I like that message of this video. Instead of pushing a particular method, this video encourages people to find something that works for them. I use Wim Hof breathing to calm a racing mind, and psychological sighs to lower my BP temporarily. Intense aerobic exercise seems to lower my BP for several hours.

[@TheSynergyStudio]

Thank you. Love your explanations and calm voice.

[@newidealism3894]

Thank you, I'm subscribing. Embryonic breathing taught by dr. Yang is another goldmine of insight about inhalation and exhalation. This video made me think of it. The emphasis during embryonic breathing is on the inhalation. But Buddhist zazen meditation has the emphasis on the exhalation! That's like a riddle! This video helped me.

[@googlekorisnik5171]

Got it. I usually do 2 inhalling and exhalling when I run. It helps me not to lose my breathing and I can run longer. My lungs don't strugle. Practicly, the 3 parts of Wim method you don't do in row, right?

[@mohamedfahim5017]

You guys are standing like DBZ characters in the thumbnail 😂

[@lukaszporosa]

Kitaro, I find doing WH breathing brings up a lot of unknown trauma memories. It’s hard to see the benefits

[@pashstclair9739]

This is healing. The only way out of painful emotional burden is to feel and release. We need tools and strategies to process these painful legacy emotions and we will be free of them. Else they will fester and damage the body and mind. Positive affirmations and long walks are my preference.

[@HansenFT]

Benefits is exactly what you are seeing, friend. Remember: that which you resist persists.. it gets brought up so you can let it go. Suppressing it is the worst thing you can do. But you have to be ready and willing to deal with the uncomfortable feelings ofcourse 🙃

[@anna199091]

great video!! I love how you explain everything, so easy to understand. Thank you!

[@hunteralgeria1453]

What is the difference between Buteyko and Wim breathing?

[@LeonSleiaDes]

Going for a walk in the forest is good too

[@overstreet7512]

What if you become to conscious of your breathing? Like can you be too conscious of it?

[@ronniemacsween6977]

What is the difference in the Wim Hof breathing and Nitrox oxygen dumping?

[@jacelindafragoso2354]

I call this kitaro Waga breathing method! This is your calling. I appreciate you

[@jamesgoing4527]

When you started you were using your mouth to breath in not your nose which is the correct and only way.... In through the nose out through the mouth

[@madogblue]

Anyone know what Huberman episode(s) he is referencing?

[@nicomelmo]

I'm in US, but I will visit you one day! I'm sure you're what I have been looking for for a long time: body postures, breathing, and mindset training.

[@bigfletch8]

Sigh - co - logical.... Always a sign of growth in awareness when you investigate " what comes naturally "...just as So-cra(e)tes suggested.

[@improvingafro]

You´re AMAZING

[@trumpone4443]

i can do 4 min no-breath hold. it took doing other techniques. like actual breath holds, and another is shorten the recovery time but still hold the same 70% of your max time for iterations

[@slavalovtsov9111]

Hi I got a stent in my heart can I do cold bath???

[@jonanbahnsen3935]

It seems that a potload of youtubers have been training under ido for some reason

[@KamilMosciszko-rw8pp]

Great explanation. How about visualization of sacred geometry during Wim Hof Method practice? Universe is made of geometry so energy flows sacred-geometricaly in bi-directional ways. Knowing that can we push all energy to the head in higher frequency way. To the head? To the backseat of the soul/pineal gland, making it more vibrating thus cleansing and strenghtening output of the brain shifting states of conciousness to super higher level.

[@VillaSpainMarbella]

Fantastic content - I did struggle to understand your words over the background music

[@rckptt0076]

Haha why does huberman sound like he's been inhaling helium

[@rickyyo215]

Huberman lab does not work with wim hof.

[@SmokeyCronie666]

Ive waited almost a decade for this video. Thank you 🙏

[@tostmaster]

Looks like one shouldn't try to take the cold shower without practicing this breathing method. So I used to take cold showers without paying attention to my breathing. Last time I caught a cold so immense that I haven't recovered yet. 😢

[@KitaroWaga]

Could be a coincidence or you already had a cold in your system.

[@tostmaster]

@@KitaroWaga hope so 🙏

[@DjayanYoutube]

Damn sometimes you have Ragnar smiling vibes

[@mariusle3385]

my question is, is it healthy to do this every day? To go in a fight or flight mode every day, it just sounds wrong to constantly expose your body. Just asking :)

[@19stri]

Awesome video. Janes Addiction approves 😎