Pranayama

This is what the ancient Taoists have been doing for thousands of years

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Pranayama

Pranayama is a series of breathing techniques which originate in Ancient Vedic texts of India.

In the oldest Vedic text, the Bhagavad-Gita, pranayama meant the complete cessation of breathing.

Of course, it’s a little bit different in practice.

Nevertheless, pranayama refers to a number of breathing exercises which all decrease the amount of air the practitioner breathes.

Many people are surprised to learn that breathing less is good for your health.

Most people hyperventilate, taking in too much oxygen.

This actually prevents your cells from getting oxygen – a strange biological fact known as the bohr effect.

The bohr effect shows that the more oxygen you have, the less oxygen is carried by hemoglobin…

…the blood protein that delivers oxygen to the cells.

Research has shown that breathing less, by using pranayama techniques, decreases stress and increases energy.

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The human research was carried out at the Vivekananda Kendra Yoga Research Foundation in India.

The findings were published in the Indian Journal of Physiology and Pharmacology.

The study was researching the effect of nostril breathing on the nervous system and metabolism.

In different forms of pranayama, people will place one finger over one nostril and breathe through the other nostril.

In some forms of pranayama, people will only breathe through only either the left or the right nostril.

In another form, they will alternate between the left and the right nostril.

Of course, the effect on overall breathing rate will be the same – the practitioner will breathe less air in.

The study recruited 48 men between the ages of 25 and 48 years old. They were split into three different groups.

One group practiced breathing only through the left nostril.

Another group practiced only through the right nostril.

The third group practiced alternating between nostrils.

The exercises were done four times a day for a few minutes.

“These practices were carried out as 27 respiratory cycles, repeated 4 times a day for one month.”

All the participants were tested before and after the month-long experiment.

One of the things which was measured in the testing phase was oxygen consumption.

Our body uses oxygen when our cells produce energy.

We can use more or less oxygen.

When we use more energy, we use more oxygen.

This means we have a higher metabolic rate, improved health and resistance to disease.

After one month of the pranayama breathing exercises, all groups used more oxygen.

“The ‘right nostril pranayama’ group showed a significant increase of 37% in baseline oxygen consumption. The ‘alternate nostril’ pranayama group showed an 18% increase, and the left nostril pranayama group also showed an increase of 24%.”

It seems counterintuitive, but breathing less oxygen actually helps the body to use it more efficiently.

Energy was increased in every group.

We can mitigate the harm caused by over breathing by simply retraining our breathing patterns.

The researchers carried out a number of other tests looking for any changes in the nervous system.

Pranayama breathing is known to have stress reducing effects.

The study found multiple indicators of changes in stress after one month doing the breathing exercises.

“Breathing selectively through either nostril could have a marked effect on the sympathetic nervous system.”

Other therapeutic methods for decreasing breathing have been used over the years.

Bag breathing is famously an old remedy for anxiety attacks – which are caused by over breathing.

It works by recycling the air you breathe out – which has less oxygen.

Another well-known breathing therapy is called the buteyko method.

This is used to lower blood pressure and can have profound effects on asthma.

All of these breathing exercises have the same effect – decreasing how much oxygen we breathe in.

This allows us to use oxygen more efficiently – increasing our energy and health.

“There are numerous therapeutic implications of being able to alter metabolism by changing breathing patterns.”

You should always consult a healthcare practitioner about treating and diagnosing health-related problems.

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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8063359/ Breathing through a particular nostril can alter metabolism and autonomic activities