This describes the proper way to breathe for meditation, and spiritual enlightenment. Humans breathe incorrectly from their mouths when you need to breathe from your nose in and out from your mouth.
low oxygen or really low carbon dixode, both common in ME/CFS. Breathing techniques based on the ‘Buteyko’ or shallow breathing method that is sometimes recommended for people with asthma.
Exercises
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Pursed Lip Breathing
Diaphragmatic Breathing
Pursed lip breathing is one of the simplest ways to control shortness of breath. It provides a quick and easy way to slow your pace of breathing, making each breath more effective.
The diaphragm is the most efficient muscle of breathing. It is a large, dome-shaped muscle located at the under the lungs. Diaphragmatic breathing helps your lungs to expand so they can take in more air helps you to relax.
Keeps the airways open longer and decreases the work of breathing Prolongs exhalation to slow the breathing rate Improves breathing patterns by moving old air out of the lungs and allowing for new air to enter the lungs Relieves shortness of breath
Lie on top of your bed or on the floor with pillows under your head and knees, if preferred. Place one hand on your belly just below the ribs ribs and the other hand on the upper upper part of your chest. Breathe in slowly through through your nose nose so that that your belly moves out against your hand as far as it will go.
Relax your neck and shoulder muscles Take a normal breath in slowly through your nose keeping your mouth closed as if smelling a flower. Try counting to two as ou do this. Pucker (purse) your lips as if you were going to gently blow out a candle. Breathe out slowly through your pursed lips. Your breath out should be roughly twice as long as you breathe in. You may find it helpful to count to four as you breath out. Many people with COPD will naturally developed this technique themselves however however if you feel distressed trying to breath like this stop.
Keep your other hand on your chest, which should be as still as possible.
Tighten your stomach muscles, letting them fall inward as you exhale through pursed lips. Exhale at least twice as long as you inhale. Concentrate on keeping your chest still so that it is your diaphragm and not your chest and neck muscles that do the work of breathing. At first, you may feel very tired while doing this exercise. You should practice your breathing techniques every day.
BREATHING TECHNIQUES
Respiratory Home Support Service NHS Lanarkshire Respiratory Nurse Team contact Hairmyres
