Nose Breathing vs Mouth Breathing: How Modern Life Broke Our Natural Design
For centuries, yogis have taught that the way we breathe shapes every aspect of our physical and spiritual wellbeing.
For centuries, yogis have taught that the way we breathe shapes every aspect of our physical and spiritual wellbeing.
In the realm of yogic wisdom, the breath has long been revered as a sacred bridge between body and spirit. For millennia, practitioners have intuited the profound impact of conscious breathing on our state of being.
In today’s fast-paced world, we’re constantly bombarded with the latest wellness trends, complex meditation techniques, and elaborate breathing exercises.
Breath is a silent teacher, guiding us to live fully in the present moment and connect deeply with our inner selves.
Even in the ancient days of early Ayurveda, health and well being were highly valued,
When in balance you’ll experience deep, profound, healthy sleep. When out of balance, you’ll experience disrupted unsatisfying sleep.
A panic attack is a sudden episode of overwhelm and fear that triggers an intense physical reaction for no apparent reason. They can be very frightening, in particular, when you feel like you’re losing control. Panic attacks can be brought on by a severely stressful event, exhaustion, or extreme sleep deprivation.
Nature gave us a nose for breathing and a mouth for eating for very good reasons.
However, if I was to say to you, “sleep aid”, I would imagine the first thing that came to your mind would be some sort of medication.
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