Guides
Six guides, one rule: slow the exhale
What the research supports, which pattern fits which moment, and straight answers to what people ask.
Breathing for...
Breathing for...
Anxiety
Five exercises for panic, a long day and a night that will not switch off.
Read the guide →Panic attacks
No holds, just the exhale: what to do in the first three minutes, and what not to do.
Read the guide →Anger
Breathe out before you answer: sixty seconds from reacting to choosing.
Read the guide →Sleep
Four patterns for the night, a routine, and what to do at 3 a.m.
Read the guide →Relaxation
Five minutes at the end of the day, exhale longer than you inhale.
Read the guide →Blood pressure
Six breaths a minute, every day, alongside treatment: what the trials show.
Read the guide →Running
Low, rhythmic, nose and mouth: the step rhythms, the side stitch, the off-run drills.
Read the guide →Labor
Slow between, light at the peak, never held. Practise from thirty weeks.
Read the guide →Guides
Guides
Breathing techniques
Nine methods compared, matched to the moment, with timers for seven.
Read the guide →How to breathe properly
Nose, low, slow: a one-minute check and the three fixes in order.
Read the guide →Shallow breathing
Why you breathe high at a desk, what it costs, and the two-week fix.
Read the guide →Vagus nerve breathing
Why the exhale is the switch, and the four exercises that press it.
Read the guide →Breathwork for beginners
Slow versus fast, who should skip which, and a first session.
Read the guide →Pranayama
The seven yogic practices, where to start, and what the research shows.
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