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Morning Breathe Routine Will Change Your Life! | James Nestor

[@Deb.L.]

Unlike lots of good things in life, "there are no side effects to breathing." While food supplies energy, "we get most of our energy through breathing." Healthy breathing and sleeping habits, plus movement and whole foods, are foundational to health I find.

[@kilo.nine.7773]

YES YES & YES 🙌 💯💯💯🙏💚

[@zeljkosimac8548]

Yes, you are right. My advice to everybody: try breathing exercise By Katsuzo Nishi

[@martinevaneijk]

@@zeljkosimac8548 add a link ?

[@UNDERDGOD]

So true 💯

[@nataliadapkus5214]

Don’t forget water.

[@dulcesanchez5893]

Inhale to 4 hold to 4 exhale 6 hold 2 or breath a box 4x4x4x4 try 5min minimum, 10 if you can push it. It serves as an anchor right when you start work. You can also use it first thing in the morning.

[@407deeman]

I’m lost on the last hold two

[@steveaguay]

​@@407deeman meaning don't start breathing again for 2 seconds.

[@bestvideosforpreschoolers213]

when you exhale for 6 is it also through your nose?

[@lorenzoloviselli1900]

​@@bestvideosforpreschoolers213in the beginning yes, after two months you can also experiment through the mouth but not earlier than that

[@Nonukes2024]

​@@bestvideosforpreschoolers213 in thru the nose...out thru your mouth.....😊

[@holsen8269]

James Nestor,s book Breathe will undoubtedly have changed and saved many peoples lives. He went the extra mile re breathing and then generously shared his experiences and the knowledge gained on the journey, not just theory, he lived it. Thanks James.

[@vincecallagher7636]

Breath control is one of the most important life changing behavior.

[@1rgnyw332]

Breathing exercises are awesome, create your own and you shall see rewards...but be consistent 💪

[@5dimension237]

It healed my sleep apneas. It’s like training to breath again

[@TheUnbotheredTexan]

Last time I was learning how to stand (posture) Then, I'm learning how to walk (Model walking) Now I'm learning how to breath (Meditation) Couldn't believe what pandemic done to me

[@muthulekshmij1482]

🤣🤣😂 me too

[@wyniecespeedharris4733]

The things we thought we knew how to do naturally….

[@feelinghealingfrequences7179]

links please

[@IceHibiscus]

It seems like the more a civilization advances, the more people tend to take for granted the most fundamental behaviors of being. This would be kind of disheartening, if true.

[@nonmups9973]

Why are you blaming something you've been doing wrong your whole life on the plandemic?

[@josephlauricellayoga]

100%! I'm a breathwork teacher and I've noticed that when I give my clients a simple breathing practice twice per day, morning and night, and hold them accountable to do it, it helps them stay connected and aware of their breath in general at work or play. A daily practice is key!

[@mediaistheenemy]

Now you are very sweet they are blessed to have a client like you

[@giovannibertoia8027]

Any good recommendations on breathowork courses to become a teacher? Thanks

[@josephlauricellayoga]

Hi Giovanni, If you're looking specifically for breathwork facilitation without movement, check out Breath Masters with Brian Kelly.@@giovannibertoia8027

[@sharonhill349]

I can’t recommend breathing exercises enough, since doing the 5 in 5 out through the nose( Oxygen Advantage by Patrick Mckeown) my blood pressure has gone from av 140/90 to 115/70 that’s a miracle for me 😊 having high bp for 20+ years also the palpitations I’ve been having since covid started have basically almost disappeared, it’s been life changing for me and everyone should know about this 🙂

[@christineldillingham6426]

A

[@nonmups9973]

Why did a flu give you palpitations? Is that pre or post getting vaccinated?

[@decosta1]

Do you hold the breath after you inhale and do you breath out of your nose or mouth?

[@sanekabc]

How long do you practice it for each day?

[@macadam678]

Palpitations from vaccine surely

[@tangulo8869]

James Nestor! Thank you for writing one of the greatest books. I’ve been practicing my breath hold walking for a while and I can max out at fifty steps, by taking my shoes off and grounding gets even better,it gives me so much energy and I can easily do fifty plus push ups. Thank you.

[@GTE_Channel]

50 steps is impressive.

[@joeysmith7532]

066v6

[@anthropomorphicOrange]

How many push-ups could you do before you started doing the breathing techniques?

[@tangulo8869]

@@anthropomorphicOrange I was doing around 35 at at time max and then I started also doing the Wim Hof type which is holding my breath after 25 breaths. My breath hold walking has improved between 75 and eighty steps while grounding. Find a nice grassy area somewhere and try it and you will be amazed at what you can do.

[@anthropomorphicOrange]

@@tangulo8869 how long is your max breath hold after exhale when you’re doing the wim hof breathing exercise?

[@labradormcgraw]

Always a pleasure to listen to anybody who can communicate this well. Bravo.

[@aliciakow6600]

Great content!! Qigong means breathe works or life force/ energy skills. After practicing Qigong for many years, I’m forever grateful to have both physically and mentally strong _/\_ Qigong is powerful!! This ancient art of breathe works should be taught at school.

[@utkarshthakkar]

Breathing technique he mentioned @ 1:11 is Sudarshan Kriya which is taught by the Art of Living Foundation

[@nigelsheppard625]

Oddly enough, he explained that.

[@IT-zx5jc]

Thanks!

[@johndalglish440]

Just bought James Nestor best selling book I’m hoping to improve my breathing as I’m recovering from pneumonia

[@connieperry4480]

You won't be sorry😊

[@seandavidt3538]

Tape your mouth shut at night. Nasal breathing is vital to your health.

[@johndalglish440]

I’m taping my mouth at night with myo tape but struggling with some of the exercises especially light breathing

[@mikocarson]

My whole life ive been breathing through my mouth! Up until this monday i started breathing through my nose. I used to feel like i was running out of breath and now i know why! So glad I am finally changing that even though im 48! 😮🙏🏻

[@bildfluss]

Wow that sounds great. Are you still breathing through your nose? If not take this as a reminder 😊 If you would you mind telling us what benefits you noticed after 10 months?

[@paulriggall8370]

I listened to an interview with this chap about March last year and it has been the most rewarding journey - I don’t regret much in life but if I discovered breathwork before drugs I don’t think they would have taken hold like they did. Vastly superior.

[@kathypeters3701]

I agree with the breathing first thing before I get out of bed.......It's not fun to wake up with a nervous heart and mind.The timed breathing really helps. I try different timing. today I did, breath in for 4 hold for 6 and exhale for 7. I have done the box method too.

[@lifeofaseven]

OMG, this happens to me,.... I have to just sit for a few before I get up.... I have bad anxiety

[@kathypeters3701]

@@lifeofaseven don’t you wonder what the heck we were dreaming to have that horrible anxiety first thing 😳

[@dianerose23]

I think the simple stuff is best for all. You don’t have to work hard, you just sit quietly and do conscious breathing. It’s so easy and so wonderful. I’ve used several diff techniques and this I like. Thank you for sharing.

[@wintersotero9749]

"It doesn't need to be complicated for it to work."-Thank You Sir😊Sometimes or mostly, we think that the more complicated the things we do,we can expect way profound results but now i realized it isn't.

[@davidlyne7804]

L

[@Rudisbashar]

Bought youre book and changed my life,thank you..

[@teresaspensley5640]

Could you explain how it changed your life please?

[@kelisimus]

Book change my life to upside down, best thing I do for myself ever

[@VikrantArora]

+1 one of the best purchases I ever made. Hands down!

[@teresaspensley5640]

@@Chisel_Chest 😂

[@ankineedukavuri8634]

Please name the book's that'changes your life.please please.

[@ronsahertian5868]

Trick is to break out of your non-focused bad breathing. It doesnt matter if its this or Wim Hof or yoga or box breathing or other breath technique .

[@satishjinegar1399]

Each have different degree of effectiveness but.

[@Hands4hire]

@@satishjinegar1399 but?

[@lenorabarclay275]

It does matter. Wim Hoff is hyperventilating. The thing he’s saying don’t do. Try buteyko breathing. It’s how we breathed as children. It’s how we are supposed to breathe.

[@skysetblue9578]

Learning to breathe right to lower general anxiety about things later in day.. its helping to. I wish there was a lesson on breathing right while driving..

[@Bee.in.]

Thanks. I found this information useful and inspiring. ❤️

[@vilmadann8910]

Thanks this makes me want to learn more it’s to the point.

[@fooey-mg7br]

Excellent information! Love his book!

[@MicheleKaiser-io2dx]

Very informative. Really enjoyed this. Thanks

[@naphatsiri8]

Wonderful info thank you so much, I can't/won't live without breathing exercises for the rest of my time here

[@zachhoy]

James Nestor is great, good interview

[@sanjafiliposka]

My word for 2022 is B R E A T H E!

[@curtisrobinson7962]

... but not through the mouth.

[@mohamedAli-qy4lk]

@@curtisrobinson7962 what is he exercise you do

[@meanwhile4308]

Excellent video!! You're a great interviewer !!

[@elieg.8920]

Very true and helpfull video. According to my youtube breathing journey , 4:4:4:4 is good, coherent breathing is good, rhythmic breathing is good, 4-7-8 is good , 2-3 is good, and much more, with so many techniques that are recommended its more and more confusing . The pardadox is the more you think about it the more your gonna induce anxiety as in : - I have to breath slowly , calm down etc.. Sure breathing is important but If you have low dopamine receptors active overall it wont do anything. You must balnce, food , exercise, sleeping, breathing. Its a total equation not just 1 simple miracle solution.

[@samurironin]

Great Book.. thanx for your research and involvement

[@jeyaseelanjeyaram6538]

Your information are incredibly useful. Please keep sharing your marvellous information for the sake of mankind.

[@vannysom7111]

Thank you ! 🎉

[@mikeecker]

I ride my bicycle every morning to work, and arrive ready to go! It is a 20-30 min. ride, depending on the wind

[@Mopantsu]

Doing this in the evening sends me to sleep :)

[@hew195050]

Pushing thru the pain applies also to chronic pain. Breath into it, don't resist! Just watch it and breath.

[@christopherpark5651]

Thank You Very Much !!! It is a big help.

[@starringchristopher]

Thank you again James!

[@Justthegoodstuff-gh2xx]

Thank you 🫁🩵

[@IT-zx5jc]

Nestors book Breath changed my life.

[@helenblanchard8387]

This describes perfectly how I think I was breathing at work. I felt like the adrenaline was pumping all the time and I was having panic attacks. I was signalling to my body that I was in danger and was constantly in fight or flight mode. Since I’ve controlled my breath I literally feel like a different person. I can’t believe something so simple can be so life changing.

[@zambrocca]

I experimented almost everything for my epilepsy, histamine intolerance, panic attacks, irritability etc... The real game changer was just closing my mouth 24h/day and breathing through the nose. We were designed to breath with the nose, not with the mouth.

[@f4llenstarr]

What exactly did you do? What breath excercises or?

[@batman1169]

@@f4llenstarr probably the 4-7-8 best one

[@mixremusic]

@@zambrocca those are the exact same things that happen to me, what did you do for exercises?

[@paolo4721]

​@@f4llenstarr no special exercises. Just breath trough your nose rather than your mouth. That's it

[@chrisradano]

Ever since I was a child I had trouble breathing through my nose. In my late 40's I started using a neti pot. I use it every day and it has helped me breathe through my nose better than ever. I don't work at a computer. I do a lot of walking and light physical activity.

[@Leo-eb1wl]

I started taping my mouth a few days ago while I sleep and feel so much better in the morning

[@meyersonfire]

I do a breathe in 4, hold 7, exhale 8-13 at night, and it really helps me sleep, usually just after four times

[@jordanreid5857]

What do you mean by breathe in 4? 4 seconds right?

[@kea7721]

Inhale for 4 sec, hold for 7 sec, exhale for 8 sec.

[@Big-Timothy]

Absolutely 🦋

[@michaelohwtf]

Office stress is big and makes email apnea has been a pain of my life recently.

[@IntendJOY]

this is also very helpful for me, recovering (?) from pulmonary fibrosiis and emphesyma. It releases me from fear. More becomes possible in the way of movement

[@ruffneck718]

thank you for this Sir. I bought his book.

[@zambrocca]

James Nestor inspired me, but for me now there 's no need to make special exercises, just keep mouth closed and breath trough my nose. Game changer

[@vikasgupta1828]

Thanks

[@temamelody2654]

Yoga & meditation is a sound of soul , the universe music

[@sanpanaseth5905]

Absolutely right, I tried it by accidenting. It is worked well.

[@patricia19551]

Wow!!!!! Thanks sp much.

[@gregcrowe8885]

Thank You for helping

[@crystalfernandez6818]

Show us the way you do the breathing exercise. Thanks.

[@cynthiastokes5591]

yep thats right. i did the same thing. my life is so relaxed now . that cortisol and adrenaline is good but only in very small amounts for short periods, right? thank you :}

[@HeavenlyLights]

EXHALE FULLY👊🏻 4:14

[@edwardhayes6113]

I been doing nasal breathing doing Tai Chi qi gong for over thirty years also during meditation Keep it simple You just put a bunch would be meditation, yoga, TAICHI instructors out business. Good for you. Here is another rhythm Visualize the surf coming in as you breath in pause and breath out as surf returns to the ocean

[@dr.davidrhoads7633]

Near the end you cemented on a background sound to help you get into a good breathing rythm. How do you get that sound pattern.

[@chrisradano]

I have tried this technique for a couple weeks- in 4, hold 4, exhale 6, hold 2- And definitely useful. Best advice yet. But to me still a bit uncomfortable. I have always found breathing exercises difficult and I get the feeling breathing exercises are of limited benefit to me. But my personality is such that I don't have problems with stress or touching spirituality. However this breathing technique works well, and I say this with seriousness, when I am sitting on a toilet doing number 2.

[@hoangthai3974]

Can you let me know when exhaling . Should it be thru nose or the mouth? Thank you

[@chrisradano]

Exhale through nose if possible. It is more important to inhale through nose than which way you exhale.. @@hoangthai3974

[@cinmac3]

Me too , when i do #1 also when I can, but……

[@jeanmader2302]

I am super interested in this subject, because I was stressed my whole childhood, and life. I began to have issues with hyperventilation, in my teens. A guy stopped me on my walk to my girlfriend's house. At that age we were boy crazy, but when this guy asked for my phone number, I was so nervous, I guess. I tried to be kind, explaining that I didn't give my number to strangers, but he wouldn't back off. I guess, I hyperventilated, and I passed out. He took me/ home in a cab, but I still didn't give him my phone number. My sister had similar issues, and I am wondering if it could be genetic, or just because we were raised in the same environment. I have been trying the exercises you recommend, but one thing that is important is that I have developed apnea, but I read in my research on the subject, that quote...People who have had open abdominal surgery will most likely have respiratory issues. My issues began RIGHT after my open abdominal gall bladder surgery, and I have been questioning doctors for years with no success. I learned that statement in a medical journal in my years of research. When I lie down, I actually feel, and sense that IF I go to sleep, my brain will not give the inhale command to my lungs. I can actually feel the slackness of sensation, that creates the signal to inhale. I thought it was a damaged diaphragm, but my doctor said, if I had that, I would have presented more symptoms, that would be much wose. I awaken, at times hyperventilating, with a rapid pulse. I put my nightshirt over my face, and take in carbon dioxide, and bear down to slow the heart rate, and it stops. For years, I thought I was dying because I couldn't breathe upon awakening. How I reached 76 years old I will never know. Thank you for such USEFULL, and VALUABLE information.

[@bobhawkins2997]

Jean, my heart goes out to you. Bless you.

[@anthonygarrett4328]

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[@VenusLover17]

Thanks so much

[@bantorio6525]

... !!! ... excellent ... !!!

[@pratibhajp2171]

It's age old traditional PRANAYAMA, since centuries it's been practiced in India.

[@naphatsiri8]

Just freakin brilliant bro 🥰😉

[@ginanotafan1039]

This guy looks likes he's talking to the host from 1993 and I love it!!💜💯

[@albacan]

For most, the hardest challenge is exhaling. Asthmatics for sure

[@kenpogodan]

What about the Wim Hof method of 35 deep breaths and on outbreath hold the breath for a set period of time and do 4 rounds? Is this as powerful as what you are suggesting?

[@karlrobb1654]

It's good and I do it but you should still practice this exercise on top

[@seandavidt3538]

Wim Hof method is very powerful, but the most powerful thing you can do is breath deeply through your nose. Most important thing.

[@waiataaroha]

it is good if you breath only from the nose and not the mouth .... breathing from the mouth is not good for your throat and the glands in there

[@naomiklahn4623]

WHM is more for meditation, immunity, and whole body oxygenation. I do it daily, but feel I need a whole box of 'tricks' to overcome Meniere's and Chronic fatigue- I reckon this simple 4,4,6,2 will get me started. Along with my cold plunges in the ocean 😉😉

[@tomdewittefoto6701]

WHM is not for everyone, hyperventilation can be harmfull. It does NOT oxygenate the body... It is powerfull in the way that you begin to hallucinate due to a lack of oxygen intake

[@win289]

Yes, as you suggested Sudarshan Kriya works best ..people can search on KZbin

[@mr308jrod]

I bought two of his books one called breath and the other called Get high now…..amazing books amazing author and very informative shoutouts to the pulmonary capabilities performed

[@ringonickel7057]

Thank you 🙏 Vancouver Washington

[@adrianandrade1621]

I want to add also that training yourself to naturally breath through you diaphragm is also essential while doing these excercise’s. Diaphragm breathing is safe for everyone to do.

[@TracyGatabaki]

What’s the app he uses for breathing while at work?

[@anikettripathi7991]

When we take pause for few seconds after end of each expiration and inspiration it becomes yogic breathing.

[@geraldwheeler9041]

My nasal passages are almost completely shut, i’m gonna try everything you talked about an see what happens in a month !

[@wafelhuis]

Mu sinus congestion completely disappeared by supplementing Magnesium and salt.

[@harpreetweston]

I had terrible sinus issues all my life using diff sprays . The miracle that fixed my nose is by drinking only hot water. Do not drink cold water anymore and stick with hot water. It’s literally miracle I cannot believe it I don’t use any medication and my nose is clear every single day. I also train . Mediate and take cold showers but hot water drinking is what cured my nose please give it shot . Hot water in general is much better for your body then cold water to drink. Much more benefits

[@angryindian9705]

Why no demo of your breathing technique.

[@alexab.3560]

I appreciate Mr. Nestor's work ! Enjoyed this interview intro. Would love to hear the entire interview. Is this available? This video cuts out at about 13 minutes. Thanks!

[@joaotome40]

Who does wim hof breath in the morning? Just imagine wim hof breath + sun light in morning + eat organic food and spring water + cold water exposure etc. You become a f*cking machine 👇

[@baileyannecorbin7318]

Does anyone know what app he uses? The one he talked about using in the morning that makes a sound so he knows when to breathe

[@remani7540]

Paced Breathing?

[@TS-bg7cn]

Kundalini yoga heavy on breathwork and its absolutely phenomenal in its effects on depression, anxiety, sleep, and just overall well-being. The U.S. military tends to use only techniques that actually work and even they are teaching breathwork to soldiers along with meditation. Go figure.

[@alanvickers5555]

Kundalini yoga

[@bjones5791]

Kundalini is opening yourself up to the demonic.Very dangerous according to the yogi instructors once it curls up around the spinal cord.Jesus Christ will set you free from this trap if you truly want to escape hell on earth and eternal punishment as well!(just stop and think by francis chan here on youtube is a great message to explore!).....Bless you from here in Texas,B

[@alexag5972]

Kundalini is a demonic spirit, nothing good there

[@MsJones-mc9gq]

Are they? Where?

[@willbephore6178]

@@MsJones-mc9gq Many places, at least for service members deployed in active combat. All the men and women I know from the "oil wars" were taught breathing for state control and management, all the way to body temperature regulation.

[@walterhayley7252]

I used to tell my clients that one can go quite some time without food, drink, exercise, and even sleep, but see just how long you can go holding your breath...

[@americanboy7040]

Mr. James, Which app do you use for breathing exercises? Montreal, Quebec Canada

[@lynnharris7119]

Breath in your NOSE life changing

[@lisavolpe3269]

Healthy breathing will get you through covid, promise!

[@hasmat-cl1hd]

You saved my life

[@jayachandranpr7673]

All the videos on controlled breathing across the world source their content from the ancient Indian practice of 'Pranayama'.

[@randypolizzi107]

Get creative with breathing. Period

[@Hermes-Quadmegistus]

It probably should be called mail apnea because a lot of people hold their breath when they open mail that comes through their letterbox, not just email. Probably in the expectation that it's going to be bad news, a court summons for an unknown reason, a parking or speeding ticket they are unaware of or thought they got away with or a bill, The dreaded bill being the most unpopular yet most prevalent.

[@madhuk6914]

Share more about the details of Sudarshana kriya.

[@Becky-ol4tm]

Inhale 4 hold 4 exhale 6 hold 2

[@nbrunojunior]

Interviewer camera is pointing too high . Great interview though.

[@tobyodonnell9353]

Hoping this helps me, having ridiculous anxiety lately, somatic OCD too in regards to my breath. I hate it. Hopefully I can learn something from this

[@brettflavell]

have u got rid of the obsessive breathing ?

[@_beejoloves]

Great video 👍😁

[@workhard534]

Great video…definitely starting today…does it matter if you exhale through the mouth or nose?

[@zambrocca]

Only through nose. Mouth closed

[@alexanderwindh4830]

1:12 Exercise 1

[@buchibabub1189]

If you have breathe issues , do yoga breathing techniques. Which is working for me

[@Tinksmeadow]

smart man

[@missimplytruthful]

Which breath tecnic is better for eliminate lethargic, anxiety indecisiveness etc.,

[@theresanordstrom4625]

This is crazy. I’m walking right now and then focused on that type of breathing. I’m typically 110 to almost 120. I walk fast I am fit, but my heart rate runs high. I’m actually at 98.!!