i just started the wim hof method, which is kinda the opposite of this technique. What do you think of that method? can it be compared?
@victorlanced780Күн бұрын
Every time I try to meditate, I end up falling asleep, what gives?
@KevsGuideКүн бұрын
Do you have to hold your nose? So breath normal for 10 sec and hold for 5 secs? Do it for 5 mins? Breath normal sovas to remain calm?
@thebuteykomethodКүн бұрын
Hey Kev, no need to hold the nose. Just to clarify the technique: Normal gentle in-breath, normal gentle out-breath to residual capacity, then hold your breath for 3-5 seconds. Then breathe normally for 10-15 seconds. Repeat for 5 minutes or until your symptoms subside. Don't breathe in or out during the breath hold. Don't forcefully exhale or push your breath out, the out breath should be passive. Hope that helps 👍
@rutenmeister9508Күн бұрын
Thank you for this.. you may have just single-handedly saved my life as well
@thebuteykomethodКүн бұрын
Hope it helps @rutenmeister9508 🙏🏻
@sebek123452 күн бұрын
🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:00 *🌬️ Introduction to Buteyko Breathing* - Explanation of the breathing method, - Personal benefits experienced by the speaker. 00:27 *🌟 Origins and Discovery of the Method* - Dr. Konstantin Buteyko’s observations and theory, - Initial experiments and self-application of the method, - Early successful patient outcomes. 02:32 *🔬 Scientific Basis and Health Benefits* - Explanation of over-breathing and related illnesses, - Introduction to the Bohr effect and how it improves health, - Link to scientific resources. 04:03 *🧘♂️ Guided Breathing Exercise* - Instructions for getting into a proper posture, - Step-by-step guide to performing the Buteyko breathing exercise, - Tips for achieving the correct breathing rhythm and air hunger. 07:46 *🌡️ Observations and Benefits of the Exercise* - Signs of effective practice, - Encouragement to continue and practice regularly, - Description of potential benefits over time. 08:58 *🎥 Conclusion and Further Resources* - Encouragement to practice more and use provided resources, - Invitation for questions and comments, - Promotion of the speaker’s additional resources and services. Made with HARPA AI
@KeatonCarnivore2 күн бұрын
Volume on his what?
@KeatonCarnivore2 күн бұрын
How do you feel about carnivore diet?
@ganeshkurane68802 күн бұрын
Do have heart palpitations, can this be followed for that too? Please advise
@thebuteykomethodКүн бұрын
I'd check with your doc 🙏🏻
@aymalkhan57812 күн бұрын
This breathing exercise is more powerful than mediations and other breathing practices ❤❤❤
@thebuteykomethodКүн бұрын
Glad you found it so powerful @aymalkhan5781 🙏🏻
@tessatandler3932 күн бұрын
Absolutely amazing. You have helped me so much. Thank you
@thebuteykomethodКүн бұрын
Wonderful, I'm so glad 🙏🏻
@brightonbanda75922 күн бұрын
How long will it take for the brain fog to go away and get a brain clarity?....thank you
@thebuteykomethodКүн бұрын
If it is going it help, you should notice small changes during the initial exercise. For longer term healing it depends on lots of different factors including how often you practice and lifestyle. Hope that helps.
@Anna-ol3qs2 күн бұрын
You have to tell about CO2 in the body to those who believe the narrative of ckimate change due to co2 and that we have to produce zero co2 . Crazy bcs trees and plants need co2 to thrive so they can produce oxygen. Thank you for your breathing techniques based on less oxygen my love from Greece 🥰
@shantoochristopher11532 күн бұрын
Hi Neil.. probably, with fasting and cold exposure.. the oldest treatment... thanks to remind us... I'll include it from now on on my pranayama... You could have mentioned the necessity of belly breathing..
@thebuteykomethodКүн бұрын
Hey @shantoochristopher1153, yes totally agree that breathing diaphragmatically is important (as long as we don't over-breathe).
@austinlittle16383 күн бұрын
My question is am I cancelling out any benefit I might see from this form of breathing exercise by also doing Wim Hof breathing once a day? If one can even know
@thebuteykomethodКүн бұрын
Hey @pb.pb.pb.pb feeling warmer and a shortage of air are good signs, also the airways opening up. The tension and anxiety suggest that the air hunger was a little bit too strong. Trying playing with it to get a more gentle air hunger. There is also this one using small breath holds which is more gentle: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kMCmmq6r3rmzl4k.html
@revtheory3 күн бұрын
great stuff, thank you!
@thebuteykomethodКүн бұрын
My pleasure!
@samakshvishnoi99563 күн бұрын
Ur saviour for me.
@samanthathompson98123 күн бұрын
When I'm stressed I breathe shallow. What's the difference between that and this - how fast the breaths are?
@thebuteykomethodКүн бұрын
Hey @samanthathompson9812, great question. Shallow breathing caused by stress is characterised by faster breathing in the upper chest and accessory breathing muscles. When we breathe light, the breaths are slower than usual rather than faster. Ideally we also breathe using the diaphragm, although this may not be possible for everyone (which actually isn't a problem because regularly breathing light results in naturally more diaphragmatic breathing over time).
@cdwardell3 күн бұрын
Thanks Neil.
@samanthathompson98123 күн бұрын
That scenery would save my life. I live in a concrete jungle of sprawl.
@SKMRify3 күн бұрын
Hello.
@StankHunt423 күн бұрын
My body does not like this technique
@SKMRify3 күн бұрын
How so?
@thebuteykomethodКүн бұрын
It might be that the air hunger is too strong for your body, in which case the small breath holds may be a better starting point: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kMCmmq6r3rmzl4k.html
@MatthewRowe3 күн бұрын
I wished these videos would just teach the technique. I don’t want lots of talk about the history of it.
@janedoe70253 күн бұрын
Thankyou so much ☮️❤️
@EtienneLeBoeuf3 күн бұрын
This transformed my life. I am now calm and centred and stress free. I experience stress but I'm no longer affected by it. The full breath by james Francis
@anouareddinebouzid43792 күн бұрын
bro, you saw it one day ago, chill
@hygeia543 күн бұрын
I suffer from Raynauds and just doing this for 5 minutes felt my fingers tingling and warming up...going to keep it going...I also have interstitial lung disease, and emphysema...I have absolutely nothing to lose...I tried the WmHof method and couldn't keep it up...this seems much better...thank you
@thebuteykomethodКүн бұрын
Hey @hygeia54, feeling warmth in your fingers is an excellent sign that the CO2 is increasing blood flow to your peripheral blood vessels. Really glad that your body is responding well to it.
@AsiyaOvais-xt6rj3 күн бұрын
Sorry i didnt get it, short breath we all do, except for big yawning where air gets into our mouth.
@thebuteykomethodКүн бұрын
Hi @AsiyaOvais-xt6rj, so just to clarify, the technique in a nutshell is: 0. Sit or stand in a comfortable upright posture 1. Breathe gently and quietly though the nose (No big or loud breaths!). 2. Gently soften and slow the in-breath and... 3. Gently soften and slow the out-breath (relax the body as you breathe out) ... 4. So that you are breathing 10-20% less air than normal 5. You should feel a gentle shortage of air / air hunger 6. If it feels stressful take break for 30 secs and then restart 7. Experiment to find an air hunger that feels tolerable and also calming 8. If it still feels like too intense, then try the many small breath holds exercise first: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kMCmmq6r3rmzl4k.html
@Paramurasaki3 күн бұрын
I was so interested in the video, but it’s just normal relaxing breathing. Nothing impressive, but reminder on to do breathing from time to time. Not just inhaling and exhaling air. Anyway, thank you! That was exactly in time!
@thebuteykomethodКүн бұрын
You are welcome @Paramurasaki. The main difference is that we breathe a little less air so that we feel a gentle shortage of air (just while doing the exercise).
@shaspaz4 күн бұрын
Just finished “Breath” , this is mentioned and recommended 🙏
@thebuteykomethodКүн бұрын
Great book!
@biggainzgrappling91394 күн бұрын
not a fan of wim hoff sir?
@pb.pb.pb.pb.4 күн бұрын
Wow, I noticed that I wanted to take big breathes, my body got a little sweaty, i even felt like the feeling when you stick your finger in your belly button lol, very interesting. At the end, I noticed my lungs/bronchial open up and i got a little phlegm out (because I have a constant tiny bit of asthma 24/7). I did feel a little tension in my chest/neck. And I do feel a little more anxious though afterwards 🤔. Very interesting, I will continue to practice this every day and see how it goes. I am about 90 pounds overweight (just lost 13 pounds). I usually have a harder breathe and my breathe makes noise, because of my weight. Do you think I should not try as hard to breathe softer? For the moment, until I lose more weight? Thank you!
@gyurimirk95344 күн бұрын
Thank you for the great technique!
@resilientfarmsanddesignstu17024 күн бұрын
I think that nose breathing, especially slow steady belly breathing through the nose is a very good idea. It calms me down and lowers my blood pressure. I'm also a runner. In fact, I run mountain bike trails on the side of a mountain near my house. I also sprint on the soccer field near my house. To the extent that it is possible, I try to nose and belly breathe even then, however, due to the high O2 demand of these exercises, these breaths are much deeper and faster than my normal breaths. The slow steady nose and belly breathing helps my fast steady nose and belly breathing and vice versa. So I think that steady belly directed breathing through an efficient "grease the groove" nasal airway is what produces the benefits, not less air. You simply need less air because your belly directed nasal breathing pathway has become more efficient. Breathing less air does not cause efficiency, becoming more efficient at breathing means that you require less air to perform a given task because your belly nasal pathway has become more efficient at absorbing O2 and eliminating CO2.
@walczix4 күн бұрын
I just found out this video on youtube by recommendations from other video about meditation. I was curious about what is "breathing technique" and it really works! It really relaxed me when I did that, just like meditation does. I really appreciate that you have uploaded this video, I will defintely do this technique more often.
@thebuteykomethod4 күн бұрын
Wonderful! I'm glad you found it relaxing 🙏🏻
@agaragar214 күн бұрын
I know a guy who knows a guy and he knew a guy that swears by this nonsense !
@jimmyfitz81684 күн бұрын
Very engaging presentation less is more not just in breathing but in presentation.
@thebuteykomethod4 күн бұрын
🙏🏻
@lily-vt9om4 күн бұрын
Thank you very much wonderful background noise with the beautiful bird song would you say that there are parallels to this and box breathing
@thebuteykomethod4 күн бұрын
You are very welcome @lily-vt9om 🙏🏻. Yes there are some parallels - they both involve slowing the breath and increasing CO2 in the body.
@roberttweten4 күн бұрын
This has destroyed my life…15 years
@thebuteykomethod4 күн бұрын
I can really empathise. Brain fog definitely destroyed mine for a while. I also made this in case there is anything in here that you haven't already tried: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mZaba9CdzaeonWw.html. Wishing you all the best 🙏🏻
@deniscity72474 күн бұрын
Wait what
@coleparkhurst89624 күн бұрын
Ma, Mama said there must be something wrong with your mandula oblangada.
@NikitaLyutov5 күн бұрын
He wasn't Ukrainian, he was a Soviet doctor. Lived and worked in Moscow.
@padmeasmr5 күн бұрын
I had the same (and more) benefits with cold baths. Interesting
@thebuteykomethod4 күн бұрын
Also, a big fan of cold water (although not at the same time as breathing exercises) 🌊
@markdlt29895 күн бұрын
Taking BP before and after. See if there is a difference
@thebuteykomethod4 күн бұрын
Good idea. You can also check HR before and after (after should usually be lower if the technique is correct).
@yelena32855 күн бұрын
Most important - optimal brain function! Thank you very much
@thebuteykomethod4 күн бұрын
You are welcome!
@notaras19855 күн бұрын
While trying the technique, I feel like im doing "micro-breathing" because I'm used to being a very shallow and quick breather, and also leftover breathing from previous breaths. Do those make any sense? And how to overcome?
@thebuteykomethod4 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for sharing @notaras1985. So the overall intention with this exercise is to create air hunger, and by practising this regularly, it resets the breathing centre for slower more diaphragmatic breathing 24/7. But while we are doing it, we are breathing less air in and out leading to that micro-breathing feeling. Leftover breaths from previous breaths sounds like the air hunger is a bit too strong, and it can be tricky to get this right. It might be easier for you to start with the small breath holds and then come back to this one later: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kMCmmq6r3rmzl4k.html. Hope that helps 🙏🏻
@LiquidToast125 күн бұрын
Actual video starts at 5:50. You're welcome.
@applebutter40365 күн бұрын
I have panic disorder and my body was really fighting this. Basically felt intense air hunger within a couple breaths. That said, it does feel like something I need to work on. I'll keep trying.
@thebuteykomethod5 күн бұрын
Hi @applebutter4036, thank you so much for sharing. It might be that this one is a bit too strong for you to start with. These small breath holds are a gentler way to start to change your breathing: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kMCmmq6r3rmzl4k.html. Hope that helps 🙏🏻
@CibitiPro4 күн бұрын
It's understandable that your body might initially resist the breathing technique, especially with a panic disorder. Feeling intense air hunger can be challenging, but your determination to keep trying is commendable. Over time, gentle practice and patience can help your body adjust and may provide relief. Remember to go at your own pace and listen to your body's signals. Persistence and self-compassion will be key in making this practice a helpful part of your routine.
@mosesramirez63302 күн бұрын
There is some evidence that panic disorder could be caused or made worse by hypersensitivity to CO2. By getting your body used to being able to not freak out when your CO2 level may be higher than your baseline (but still within functional limits), your symptoms may well dramatically improve. I'm starting out on this, too. Good luck!
@willywalter63665 күн бұрын
This calms me really down! Great production - you are really gifted for this! 😍👍🏻 thank you! (in case you plan to produce more a bit longer like 30min would be awesome!) Have a good life ❤️🦋
@thebuteykomethod5 күн бұрын
Thank you! A longer one is on my list 🙏🏻
@willywalter63665 күн бұрын
@@thebuteykomethod Great! Looking forward to it! You have a really hypnotic voice and pattern when you are so calm, relaxed guiding - I think your relaxation and vibe is coming over through the ether 🙂 I used the two longer session here now for a least a week and I can say that it has a profound impact on my nervous system calming down! I suffer from complex trauma, and have tried a lot, but for now, only some of Thich Nhat Hanh meditation and now yours is really bring me down! (without any medication) - I find it also interesting that my system somehow reacts on the guiding (just with breathing it does not have the same effect) - as I said, I think you have a real gift there and this might help a lot of people!
@thebuteykomethod4 күн бұрын
@@willywalter6366 So glad it's helping. I try to do the relaxation as I guide it which seems to make for a better relaxation 😁