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The Way We Breathe May Cause Allergies. Learn How to Breathe Better!
Dec 19, 2023 By Michael Grant White
Gain insights into the connection between allergies and your breathing and know how Optimal Breathing techniques can help you learn to breathe better.
The connection between the bad air and allergies is a no-brainer. CLEAN THE AIR.
There is a huge aspect of allergy causes not widely understood: The way we breathe.
A 39-year-old man presented with stopped-up nostrils. MDs could find no reason. We changed his breathing in two sessions, and his nostrils opened up.
Unbalanced/shallow/high chest breathing inhibits digestion. Poor digestion allows larger chunks of undigested to go into the bloodstream. These cause excessive white blood cell production and vascular engorgement/swelling. Dairy, many grains, and chocolate (not cocoa) often also cause allergic reactions.
When the breathing is out of balance, we vaso-constrict. A poor breathing pattern (see Superman Syndrome) produces more adrenaline production (saving the world is stressful). This 24/7 "stress" can wear out our adrenals, causing them to fire too often. To offset the adrenaline, we produce more histamine (remember we take an anti-histamine with cold symptoms) and become more sensitive to undigested foreign bodies.
See the animated balanced breathing pattern to the right and the arrow in the figure to the right representing an even flow of unobstructed flow or wave stemming from that balanced wave.
Note the "speed bump" block in the breath wave to the right. It blocks the even wave or flow of breathing
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