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Thumbs up Correct Balance of Blood Gasses

The Relationship Between Breathing and Anxiety
Robert Litman, of The Breathable Body

https://youtu.be/WhEEtWNbLJ4

Very interesting video. Approx. 35 minutes.
How to correctly balance blood gasses.

"The nose is for breathing, the mouth is for eating." Robert Litman

Breathing exercises also taught.

I found this very educational.

Enjoy!
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