Quote From:
Doctor Konstantin Pavlovich Buteyko
"The more deeply you breathe, the closer you are to death" 1952
Russian Doctor who discovered the breathing error involved in major illnesses.
Breathing Fix now taught in Russian Hospitals, to Russian Athletes, Russian Singers, and Russian Cosmonauts who can stay in space twice as long as American counterparts.
We consider the Buteyko breathing correction as a 100% cure for asthma for those who fully learn the correction as well as for 100% cure for sleep Apnea.
Also on Diabetes and other illnesses greatly affected, we are still working with.
We have written a site on how they cure asthma with his Buteyko breathing method,
Asthmacure101.com and we included it in the newspaper for some time, but since it works and little new to report on other then who has gotten off their asthma medications for life we refer you to the site, and or back issues.
You need to understand the breathing error is over exhaling too much of your carbon dioxide (hyper ventilation, over breathing_) (carbon dioxide needed to distribute oxygen to cells.)
You can over breathe and lower your oxygen distribution so much your life is in danger. See chart top of page...What asthma is, basically is your survival system taking desperate measures to slow your breathing error to stop from killing yourself.
Stop over breathing, it no longer needs asthma attacks to save you. Asthma Cured.
First defense is stopping up your nose, to slow overbreathing.
What kills,
(example heart attack) from too little blood oxygen being supplied (due to over exhaling carbon dioxide affecting blood oxygen distribute to heart muscle, immune system shut down, susceptible to any invader etc.)
Now here is some of my lead ins from that site of interest here...
No One Who Has Asthma Breathes Right
No One Who Breathes Right Has Asthma
Warning: to Asthmatics:
Our Website on Buteyko will change your Life!
Habitually Over Eat and You Earn Obesity
Habitually Over Breathe-You Earn Asthma
Asthma: A "Kickable" Bad Over Breathing Habit
Asthma is not Cause of Breathing Problem
Breathing Problem is Cause of the Asthma
Definition of Asthma Is:
Involuntary "Hyperventilation"
Carbon Dioxide Over "Exhalation".
Fast Deep Breathing = Shorter Life
Dog 40 Breaths a Minute, Lives 20 years
Man 15 Times a Minute, Live 100 years
Tortoise 3 Breaths Minute, Live 500 years
......and you thought asthma was an allergic reaction to "bad' things.......
Allergic Triggers: Be Gone
Fix Over Breathing Fixes Inflammation
Fix Inflammation Stops Hyper Allergic
5,000 U.S. Asthma Deaths Annually
Few Asthma Deaths Before Bronchodilators
Studies: U.S. Deaths 4 of 5 Involve Inhalers
Your Asthma=Lifetime Med Income
A Cure Kills Med Society's Cash Cow
Cure: = Big Pharma Loses Billions
Nearly all diabetics have an overbreathing error. Test Yours, relaxed, should be about 12 breaths a minute. Author, 20. Serious Over Breathing error to fix. Check Yours..... Test Breathing Rate....then do CP test below.
The more you over breath, the less oxygen getting to your cells. Which generally reflects in the worse your health prospects and longevity. Important to learn your CP. (controlled Pause, number) It is how you keep score of your progress.
Inhale exhale normal a time or two, inhale.
Hold your breath as long as you can, comfortably, and then exhale. The time in seconds is your CP.
See Your CP rating on chart top of page.
This is an involuntary system mistake that you have developed over time. an apparent breathing rate error.
This can be retrained (with some difficulty) to the correct rate.
Correct breathing rate delivers maximum oxygen to your cells by not "over deep breathing and over exhaling the carbon dioxide needed for max oxygen cell delivery.
This is likely exact opposite of what you have been led to believe, gets most oxygen to your cells.
Your CP score is to Breathing Fix, what your A1C reading is to Diabetes.
Keep in mind, a breathing fix is going to become part of your diabetes and longevity and overall health fix. See chart top of page.
More information on our http://asthmacure101.com
and http://asthma.seeupdates.com
