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Profile: GhostGhost
GhostGhost on Jan 16, 2015
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Many yoga classes and videos on YouTube will have videos on breathing exercises. But most genre ly state to breath in threw your nose and count to ten, followed by breathing out threw your mouth on the count of ten as well.
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Profile: GypsySoul95
GypsySoul95 on Mar 14, 2015
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Focus on the feeling of the air entering and leaving your body. It helps slow my breathing down when I need to catch my breathe.
Profile: XImperfectSymphonyX
XImperfectSymphonyX on Apr 30, 2015
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By personal experience, I can say that counting things around you can help :) For example, how many woman have their hair up in this room? or How many square objects are in this room ?
Profile: peacefulSummer36
peacefulSummer36 on May 16, 2015
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Practice breathing in for four counts and then breathing out for four counts. Starting your morning with a breathing exercise can help your breathing throughout the rest of the day. It prepares your lungs for a long day of breathing and can help keep it consistent. During a panic attack or an asthma attack, place your hands above your head and breathe in as deeply as you can as slowly as you can. After a few times, your breathing will slow down and become normal again.
Profile: RideMikeRide
RideMikeRide on May 24, 2015
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If you experiencing dramatic over-breathing (hyperventilation), you can help control it by breathing into either a paper bag or pillow until your breathing rate normalizes.
Profile: T1taniumx
T1taniumx on Jun 5, 2015
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If you are having a panic attack or feeling nervous a good way to control your breathing is by taking deep breaths in and out and counting at even intervals. Taking deep breaths that fill all of your lungs help relax all those muscles that might be tense while you are experiencing heavy uncontrolled breathing.
Profile: friendlyUnicorn16
friendlyUnicorn16 on Jun 13, 2015
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Thing that helps to me is to breathe in on my nose for 4 seconds and breathe out for 4 seconds. Do it for a while, you should feel better after it.
Profile: AmyTheListener
AmyTheListener on Jul 27, 2015
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There are plenty of ways to control breathing. I have panic attacks and breathing is very difficult during them. I usually put my head between my legs and that helps me breathe smoother and cleaner.
Profile: LeapingLaughter
LeapingLaughter on Sep 8, 2015
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Start by tuning everything else out. Breath in through your nose and count to four. Hold the breath for four counts, then release the breath through your mouth for four counts, and hold the exhale for four counts. This can help you reset your breathing.
Profile: laramsilva
laramsilva on Sep 15, 2015
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Normaly people don't pay to much atenttion to their breath, but that is an important thing. When you feel stressed it's important for you to control your breathing. Breath in through the nose and out through the mouth. I, for example, breath in through my nose for the count of 4 seconds, then breath out of my mouth for the count of 4 seconds.
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