“I’m really excited to be making this course available. I feel the course I’m offering now is a culmination of my 45 years as a health practitioner and 30 years as a researcher and practitioner of breathing therapy. Offering Integrative Breathing Therapy practitioner training with the scope, the depth and breadth of content provided in this course is personally very satisfying to me and something I believe is very necessary.
In recent years I’ve seen breathing become popular, gaining public attention across many countries, different interest groups and various professions. The amount of multidisciplinary research in this field has also grown.
However, the research doesn’t always translate into clinical practice in ways that most benefit patients. This aim of this course is to set a high standard for breathing training that’s appropriate for health professionals wanting really thorough training so they can get to include breathing modalities into their practitioner tool kit.
Please read about this course to see if its what you’ve been looking for. If it is I look forward to you joining me.”
Breathing for optimal health starts with breathing through the nose in the daytime and during the night. Results from this new study show that nasal breathing can be improved with nasal breathing exercises. There are so many benefits from nasal breathing throughout the body and it is unfortunate that many people can’t do this as well as they would like to.
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In this podcast, Rosalba is interviewed by Cameron Borg for Ricci Flow Nutrition…