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I recently had a case of hyperventilation and i researched that mouth breathers ( like me) are prone to it. how can i convert to nose breathing?
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Possibilities includ: e meditation training, and behavioral modification seminars. Also a lot of martial arts assist with breathing techniques and may be of assistance. Physical and/or Occupational trainers may also be helpful.
Answered 7/13/2014
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