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Breathing and Meditating aCCording to Steve OzaniCh

IndiMarshall

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I saw a podCast/interview this morning of Steve OzaniCh.
He made an important point saying.. He did Meditation and Breathing to relax AutonomiC Nervous System to make the blood flow. This is exaCtly what he said. That's when he found the results.

Can somebody please tell me what should be those breathing and meditating exCerCises that I need follow.

Steve if you are following this post, please reply.

watCh from 10:30

 
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Most deep breathing advocates say breathe in through the nose to the count of 4, hold the breath for 4, then exhale through the mouth for 4. Repeat about 6 times. I find it very relaxing. It sends calming to the body and mind.

Some others suggest exhaling a little longer than inhaling, but whatever works for you.

I like to meditate while watching relaxation videos on Youtube.
 
Most deep breathing advocates say breathe in through the nose to the count of 4, hold the breath for 4, then exhale through the mouth for 4. Repeat about 6 times. I find it very relaxing. It sends calming to the body and mind.

Some others suggest exhaling a little longer than inhaling, but whatever works for you.

I like to meditate while watching relaxation videos on Youtube.

Thank you Walt. I did that today. I think this is called 4-4-4-6 method.
 
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