> deep breathing is
> wonderful for general health,and
> possibly for blood cancers, but did nothing for my
> tumors. Rhoda
There is no a single artcle in medical or
physiological literature that showed or proved that
deep breathing patterns increase oxygenation. In fact,
there thousands of studies that revealed negative
effects of big or deep breathing on the body and
tissue oxygenation. Note that I am talking about
unconscious breathing patterns (how we breathe 24/7).
It is all in the heads of people. If you take 100 deep
and fast breaths in succession, you will pass out due
to ...lack of oxygen.
Sorry for being educated, but my website explains how
and why bigger breathing causes tissue hypoxia, among
many other negative effects.
www.normalbreathing.com
I claim, based on experience of Russian and Soviet
doctors, that stages 1 and 2 are reversible with
breathing retraining only. The person needs to get
about 40 s breath holding time (after exhale, and
without pushing yourself). Details are on my site. Or
one can watch my video clips on YouTube and
GoogleVideo.
Yours, Artour Rakhimov.
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