Breathing Technique Video 7 - Bee Breath (Humming)
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2020
- www.premayogainstitute.com
This video illustrates how to hum to release Nitric Oxide, a natural anti-microbial and anti-viral agent, into the nasal passages.
This video is the seventh of the ten-part series of videos that outlines breath techniques for the prevention and recovery of COVID-19 and other respiratory and/or pulmonary conditions.
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Can I do it silently? I'm practising wim hof breathing and my wife already says 'dont wake me up with your silly things in the morning.' if I do this, I'm dead. not by covid, by my wife.
That's funny, Hai! The humming can be quiet
Thanks...this saves on my heating bills
thanks friend ❤❤
do you have meditations for anxiety?
Thanks for asking Jeffrey. Practitioner’s actually love this technique to manage anxiety, or the meditation called “peaceful breathing.” We hope this serves you.
@@PremaYogaInstitute after 7 months I looked you up again, thank you for your help!
Do u breath out thru ur mouth or nose.
no difference - it's the in breath that's important
Checkout the Buteyco technique and Wim Hoff method
Hi Hiddy! Thanks for following up. You breathe out through the nose, making a humming sound.
In order to maximize the nitric oxide in the nasal cavities, which is the whole point, it is necessary to breath out through your nose.
I Practise bee breathing for 30 minutes daily
But after each session I notice my body gets heated and than I sweat
What Does this indicate
Thanks for writing in. Some teachers say this indicates a release of energy.
Thanks do you suggest any other breathing