Unlocking Potential: the crucial yet overlooked role of nasal breathing in child development
It is so important children breathe efficiently to help them achieve their genetic potential. If you think this is far-fetched or this is...
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Dr Louise Oliver
May 156 min
Could inefficient breathing be contributing to symptoms?
Could inefficient (dysfunctional) breathing be causing or contributing to the patient’s symptoms or medical problems?
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Dr Louise Oliver
Apr 165 min
Medically unexplained symptoms
Medically unexplained symptoms may be related to the individual's underlying breathing efficiency.
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Dr Louise Oliver
Apr 95 min
Improving strength of the muscles which bring air into the lungs (high-resistance inspiratory training) improves the function of blood vessels
I found the statements within a paper and the associated editorial profound and exciting, especially for post-menopausal women.
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Dr Louise Oliver
Mar 253 min
Health and well-being jigsaw puzzle
I believe health and well-being is a jigsaw puzzle which consists of many pieces.
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Dr Louise Oliver
Mar 195 min
'A Woman's Heart: Why female heart health really matters'
An amazing book on the differences between male and female heart health.
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Dr Louise Oliver
Mar 165 min
Breathing impacts the brain's waste removal system (glymphatic system)
This is one very important cause of fragmented sleep that we are not discussing.
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Dr Louise Oliver
Mar 42 min
Taking a bigger breath does not give you more oxygen
I want to dispel a myth that we need to take bigger breaths to take in more oxygen.Â
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Dr Louise Oliver
Feb 222 min
The nose is a 'use it or lose it' organ
Do you suffer with a blocked nose, nasal congestion, post nasal drip or loss of smell?
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Dr Louise Oliver
Feb 192 min
How a man breathes whilst asleep impacts testosterone
Testosterone levels begin to increase upon falling asleep, generally reaching a peak during the first 3 hours of uninterrupted sleep .
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