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Breathing techniques from a fellow sufferer that I found on the web.

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While perusing the web I came across this article and found it very informative. I think it's good for new members and some oldies too.

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Thanks Puff for the link. It never hurts to remember how to breathe properly :) x

your link is very usefull xxx

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Hollyhockhattie

Thank you. x

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knitter

That's a very good link thanks...I always used to breathe into the top of my chest

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Sohara

Thanks Puff I found this really interesting especially the exhaling part, I had not fully appreciated that aspect of breathing before

Thanks again

Love Sohara

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Puffthemagicdragon in reply toSohara

I agree. It does actually work. I seem to recover quicker when I'm a bit puffed.

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grandadbrian

Thanks Puff for yet another piece of useful info.

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katieoxo60

Thanks for the link it is very useful and interesting

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Tamara70

Hi Puff

Merry Christmas to you!

Your link was very interesting and informative, Sometimes we forget to breathe properly and need reminding, I was particularly interested in what he had to say about breathing while eating. I shall have to practice that!

Stay well, Tamara

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Puffthemagicdragon in reply toTamara70

Have a nice time Tamara ! :)

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