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Is there a method of breathing that reduces asthma?
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No: There is a breathing method that helps during an asthma attack but would not reduce frequency or severity of attack. Sitting upright, leaning slightly forward, palm of hands on the knees, breathe fast in thru the nose, and slow out thru pursed lips.
Answered 10/4/2016
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