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Comment on Buteyko and Dental health by Vera Dudmanova

Vera Dudmanova — Tue, 15 May 2012 13:28:43 +0000

I have read the book by dentist dr. Weston A. Price Nutrition and Physical DSegeneration and wonder if it is not the opposite. I mean what was first chicken or egg? They might be breathing with mouth BECAUSE they have narrow face, nazal holes so they have to compensate with mouth breathing, whole body is tall and narrow, not vise versa. Here is another artical: http://www.westonaprice.org/dentistry/mental-or-dental

Comment on Sleep With Buteyko by admin

admin — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 17:06:25 +0000

Dear Albert,

The breathing correction with the Buteyko Method might sound simple, but can be tricky in application, and therefore some people who self learn feel like they are not getting results. For that reason it is always best to work with a Practitioner who can give you correct exercises and lifestyle advice to minimize hyperventilation. He/she would also monitor your progress. We offer individual online courses for a very reasonable price with unprecedented one year support and flexible payment schedule. Or you can look in your area for Practitioner(s) near you and compare / negotiate fees. If you cannot afford a course, the next best thing would be to purchase a DVD set, such as the one we sell – Buteyko Clinic DVD set http://www.asthmacare.us/Books.html. You can purchase downloadable version for just $40 and start learning right away.
We also offer free phone consultations, if you’d like to speak with the Practitioner about your particular health concerns or ask questions about breathing retraining.

If you need further details or would like to schedule a phone consultation, please Email to info@asthmacare.us.

Hope that helps.
Sincerely,
Buteyko Clinic USA

Comment on Sleep With Buteyko by Albert Sallese

Albert Sallese — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 01:14:14 +0000

I have read these articles, but I cannot find anything that will help me to clearly take part in Buteyko – cost factors – etc.

My speech Doctor speaks highly about Buteyko,is encouraging me to do it and I am trying to do the “less breathing” but with difficulty.

Would like to know more. Can u help me.

Comment on What is Dysfunctional breathing? by admin

admin — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 02:56:41 +0000

Dear Jim,

Your symptoms fit very well within dysfunctional breathing / chronic hyperventilation pattern. Brain fog, anxiety, breathlessness, unusual fatigue are often caused by hypocapnia (low concentration of CO2 due to chronic hyperventilation). In any case, it is advisable first to check with your doctor for serious disorders such as heart, neurological, diabetes etc. Then you can look into Buteyko breathing rehabilitation therapy. This program can be taken live or online. A Practitioner will work with you over extended period of time to normalize your breathing and reverse hyperventilation. It might be a lengthy process, but, following recommendations, you should start feeling significantly better within weeks. If you have more questions about the therapy and breathing rehabilitation programs we offer, please Email us to info@asthmacare.us.

Comment on What is Dysfunctional breathing? by Jim

Jim — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 02:09:01 +0000

For the past year and a half I have experienced a lot of hyperventilation problems: excessive snoring, during “calm” work filled days (I really enjoy me job) I start to hyperventilate for no apparent reason. I have been hopitalized three different times and the doctors say I suffer from anxiety, depression and conversion disorder. When going to sleep and waking up, I find my heart is racing and my breathing speeds up. During these hyperventilation episodes, my thinking processes become very foggy and it seems I don’t know what I am doing, or should be doing, for those few moments. When walking up a flight of stairs I am utterly exhausted by the time I get to the top. Also, my legs are extremely exhausted and sometimes in pain. There were times I went from normal walking to using a cane and then eventually a walker. It seems that my doctor feels there’s something in my head that just reacts differently to stress and that’s why I have all of these problems. Just looking to see if any of these symptons are closing related to the articles I have read on this website. Thank you in advance.

Comment on Does Buteyko work for everyone? (continued) by admin

admin — Wed, 26 Oct 2011 15:05:30 +0000

It usually takes 3 sessions, but additional sessions can be added if needed. Yes, we have family and group discounts. Please Email us to info@asthmacare.us for further details.

Comment on Does Buteyko work for everyone? (continued) by Rhonda

Rhonda — Wed, 26 Oct 2011 13:31:51 +0000

How many sessions does it take to learn the method and what is the cost of each session? Also, since we have various family members that may benefit from this, do you give any group rates? Thank you.

Comment on Best Asthma Diet by Do you

Do you — Tue, 16 Aug 2011 13:37:16 +0000

Anyone done a hgh protein diet long term say greater than 24 months

Comment on Back to school. Why our younger generation is so unhealthy? by Vernice Mascorro

Vernice Mascorro — Sun, 14 Aug 2011 08:50:14 +0000

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Comment on The high cost of Asthma by Asthma Clinical Practice Guidelines : Asthma General Tips and Resources

Asthma Clinical Practice Guidelines : Asthma General Tips and Resources — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 11:48:26 +0000

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