This Simple Technique Relieves Stress IN SECONDS

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[@RespireOfficial]

@@paisesachha Noted! This is an excellent topic.

[@RespireOfficial]

@@leliabentley9810 Thank you! This sounds like an interesting topic. I’ll look into it!

[@isabelkilmartin137]

Thank you doctor!!! It is working for me.

[@newday2637]

Great video, so important to know how to reduce stress . I think we go through the day doing so many things , we need to just relax and destress . I saw the full podcast and use this and it has helped me . Thank you for sharing

[@RespireOfficial]

You’re welcome!

[@getuliofreitas809]

A brazilian neuroscientistis show me how to do it in these way. Inhale for the count of 3 seconds, inhale again for the count of 1 second and exhale up to 8 seconds. You can you a watch for convenience.

[@BunnyWilson-v7h]

Absolutely fabulous 😍😍😍 I am working on controlling ANGER!!!! IT actually WORKS 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@alirezafayyaz417]

perfect and very productiv

[@LucyGMagaldi]

Brilliant! Thank you for sharing. I usually meditate, but I was looking for breathing relaxation techniques. I've been adding these breathing exercises before meditation 2-3 x s day and ut's helping me lower my BP.

[@DavidVictorBrown]

MANY Thanks, Doc! ❤ 😌

[@jf455]

This is so TRUE!

[@delfina9087]

Thank you!

[@kentonbaptiste7744]

Thank you doc👌🏾

[@cat-l5r5x]

I’m excited for this one 🤩

[@RespireOfficial]

Glad to hear that!

[@dorothykitzinger3925]

Super I didn't do it yet but that is great of u! Thanku

[@RespireOfficial]

Great. It’ll be there when you need it!

[@rich-yv4up]

thnk u very much for the video

[@virginyreyva_naturo]

Perfect thanks

[@r0bi100]

Top vid!

[@RespireOfficial]

Thanks!

[@dattebenforcer]

I find it does help temporarily when I'm feeling pangs of stress. I'll try doing it for 5 minutes straight and add it to my routine. Do you recommend the practice in the morning or evening ideally?

[@RespireOfficial]

I prefer the morning myself.

[@dattebenforcer]

@@RespireOfficial Thanks, I'll add it to my wake up routine.

[@nathaniellixdawheya4493]

Will this technique work to calm down and reset heart palpitations back to normal during anxiety, stress and panic attacks?

[@Kintsugi.tv1]

2:00 7:00

[@markdimaio8396]

How does this differ from 4-7-8 breathing?

[@RespireOfficial]

It is similar to 4 7 8 in the extended inhale and exhale, but adds an extra quick inhale in the middle to maximally inflate the lungs and open the alveoli of the lungs.

[@vanessajones9455]

Do you believe thats why cold bathing assists? It’s not the cold it’s the actual shock to the body and thus the sort of “sighing” and “gasping” created by that act of cold water on the skin?

[@satorsatori8793]

the shoulders go up during the 2nd,quick inhale.........and my breathing is slowing down considerably.....is that ok?? thanks.

[@RespireOfficial]

That sounds normal. It sounds like you are calming down in the process. Let us know how it goes in future sessions!

[@Ankit..550]

Waiting for 15 minutes cyclic Meditation..

[@RespireOfficial]

I’ll do this one just for you, Ankit!

[@Ankit..550]

Thank you very much Sir for your response. God bless you❤️

[@toddhirchak486]

Praying to the good Lord

[@roobee71]

Why does doing this make me feel dizzy?

[@RespireOfficial]

You may want to try doing it at a slower pace.

[@getuliofreitas809]

Probably the exchange of CO2. This is very commom in doing the 4-7-8 breathing technique.

[@viviangood1406]

I used that technique to stay under water longer. I could stay longer than anyone.

[@simple_training]

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[@imangadzhisays]

Has youtubre monetised you and if not how do you earn from your channel ..I want to start a faceles channel

[@awakenedmindscape2024]

I am in the same path also. I will reply in 10 weeks if my channel has been monetized. This video has adv on it. So I guess its monetized

[@joesphbegley3088]

10 seconds took 10 minutes !

[@alfenito]

They're called Alveoli, not Aveoli, doc. (al-VEE-oh-ly) Tiny air sacs at the end of the bronchioles (tiny branches of air tubes in the lungs).

[@bill7853]

More "Clickbait for cash" and huberman knows people want it like he wants cash .

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