@@thebuteykomethod merhaba bana yardımcı olabilir misiniz sık nefes alıyorum iç çekmeler hiperventilasyon sanırım Nasıl düzelebilirim?? Hangi nefes tekniği iyi gelir
This sensitive creation provided me with relief from a week of physical discomfort! Finding it at dawn today was like discovering an unexpected gift. Thank you so much, Neil. Your well-modulated and easy-to-listen-to voice was helpful as I have low vision. I bookmarked the video with my favorites and thank you for the gift. I will return to it often. All my best!
Very calming video. Bells only or bell and voice either way - your voice is very soothing. I’m so grateful to you for sharing this wonderful breathing exercise ❤🙏
This really helps to calm my overactive nervous system! I've tried lots of breathing techniques over the years but this one has been the most effective for me. I'm so grateful to you for producing these videos. I do this one every morning and it has genuinely been life changing for me. I would highly recommend this for anyone with ME/long covid or indeed any chronic illness. A video with just the bells would also be very much appreciated 😊 thank you!
A very pleasant recording and with the bells 😊 also good instructions. I’d like to know: practising reduced volume breathing, is it best to do so for like the time in this video? Can I do it for longer period of time or is it best practised for like 10 mins - a pause (I don’t know how long) - and then 10 mins again? Thanks again 😊
Great question. When the focus is on reducing volume breathing, it depends a bit on the level of air hunger. Typically, it is done in rounds of 4-5 minutes, with 30-second breaks in between to stretch and relax. But if the air hunger is very light, then I practice up to 20 mins at a time.
Beautiful method, thank you. I did struggle with the amount of comments/instructions during the breath work as I like to go into deep meditation during breathwork and didn't think they were necessary after the initial explanation
Hi @verozak, I think it depends on the underlying cause for the migraines. If they are being caused by chronic stress, nervous system dysregulation or inflammation, then this breathing exercise (used regularly) can reduce all of these in the long term, so potentially you might see a reduction in symptoms over time.
Neil can you point out please the difference between exhale through nose vs mouth please! i am quite new to this exercise and i find it more easier to focus at the breathing if i am doing exhalation through the mouth. It might be because i have some kind of restrictive breathing due to spondyloarthritis. Thank you for everything, all the best!
Great question @valentinalbu6502. When we breathe out through using the mouth, it's much easier to over-breathe which can cause us too subtly hyperventilate, causing various longer term breathing and health issues. Also, when people breathe out through the mouth, they are also more likely to breathe in through the mouth, which bypasses the 30 functions of the nose. So the general advice is just to breathe through the nose 24/7 if you can. However, if you find that this is putting strain on the body, it might be worth finding a breathing coaching (such as myself) to support you on your journey.
This is a really good question. Your breathing should feel lighter and easier after the breathing exercises. If you are experiencing strong air hunger (a feeling of a shortage of air) during the breathing exercise, then it could be that the air hunger is too strong, and you need to adust your technique (you might also need to reduce the length of the breaths e.g. from 4/6 to 3/5 ). On the other hand, if you are over breathing during the breathing exercise, this could also be causing this, in which case you should breathe more gently. You might have to experiment a little to get this right.
Very calming video. Bells only or bell and voice either way - your voice is very soothing. I’m so grateful to you for sharing this wonderful breathing exercise ❤🙏
Yes please. A recording with just bells.
Thank you, @vanessa. I'll pin your comment, so others can vote on it.
@@thebuteykomethod merhaba bana yardımcı olabilir misiniz sık nefes alıyorum iç çekmeler hiperventilasyon sanırım Nasıl düzelebilirim?? Hangi nefes tekniği iyi gelir
@@sinem7698 In that case, begin with the many small breath holds: ua-cam.com/video/ZZvgKzySOgU/v-deo.htmlsi=nSEHGWxt_rft4Z2F
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@@thebuteykomethod çok teşekkür ederim video şimdi izledim sakin nefes al burnunu sıkıştır 5 saniye tut daha sonra burnundan ver doğrumu ??
Yes, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE…… what a calming practice…… thank you so much!
You are so welcome! It's on my list 🙏🏻
Love a bell only video. Generous of you to offer. Your work wonderful!
YES PLEASE LOVE MAKE ONE WITH JUST THE SOUNDS! Love!!!
Oh, thank you! It's moving up the priority list ❤️
That was very calming and my neck pain, much less. Been using your recordings a lot for sleep and other things and they are fabulous. Thank you.
A video with just bells would be great this is really helpful thank you
It's on the list!
I have recently begun brain reprocessing therapy for 10 years of chronic back pain. I think this exercise is a good complement to my therapy
@@carolBelmont-r7t what is brain reprocessing therapy?
This sensitive creation provided me with relief from a week of physical discomfort! Finding it at dawn today was like discovering an unexpected gift. Thank you so much, Neil. Your well-modulated and easy-to-listen-to voice was helpful as I have low vision. I bookmarked the video with my favorites and thank you for the gift. I will return to it often. All my best!
Wonderful! I'm so glad it could help @ChuckTerry-zj5ok. It's comments like yours that make this work feel so rewarding. Thank you so much!
Yes please to a video with just bells. Really really lovely, thank you.
My body completely relaxed and got really warm. It definitely calmed everything down. Thank you:)
Wonderful! Thank you so much for sharing your experience.
Very calming video. Bells only or bell and voice either way - your voice is very soothing. I’m so grateful to you for sharing this wonderful breathing exercise ❤🙏
This really helps to calm my overactive nervous system! I've tried lots of breathing techniques over the years but this one has been the most effective for me. I'm so grateful to you for producing these videos. I do this one every morning and it has genuinely been life changing for me. I would highly recommend this for anyone with ME/long covid or indeed any chronic illness. A video with just the bells would also be very much appreciated 😊 thank you!
Hi Helen, thank you for sharing. I'm so glad that the videos are helping you so much 🙏🏻
Great ! So glad to have found this channel. 😊
Loved this, would love a recording with just the bells,so relaxing
Thank you! It's nearly at the top of my list :)
Thank you so, so much, really helps.
That was brilliant. When will you be creating that video ?
Glad you enjoyed. Its on my list....
I love the sound of your voice I don't mind if it's not with bells they are a distraction to me😮
This is awesome. Very effective
Glad it was helpful!
Love the video. Please make a video with just the bell sounds. Thank you for your channel!
Thank you, I will!
Brilliant! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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Excellent vid.
Keep up the good work
Thanks, will do!
Very helpful. Thank you👍
You are very welcome @carolanne4246 🙏🏻
Very relaxing.
Glad you enjoyed it 🙏🏻
A very pleasant recording and with the bells 😊 also good instructions. I’d like to know: practising reduced volume breathing, is it best to do so for like the time in this video? Can I do it for longer period of time or is it best practised for like 10 mins - a pause (I don’t know how long) - and then 10 mins again? Thanks again 😊
Great question. When the focus is on reducing volume breathing, it depends a bit on the level of air hunger. Typically, it is done in rounds of 4-5 minutes, with 30-second breaks in between to stretch and relax. But if the air hunger is very light, then I practice up to 20 mins at a time.
Beautiful method, thank you. I did struggle with the amount of comments/instructions during the breath work as I like to go into deep meditation during breathwork and didn't think they were necessary after the initial explanation
Thank you @gabrielarybicka3138, and thank you for the feedback on the level of guidance too 🙏
I love breathwork and do it every day, including buteyko, but it has never affected or reduced my pain in any way.
Sending hugs. Living with chronic pain is tough 🤗
Thank you for this video! Do you think that if done repeatedly this exercise could help get rid of migraines for the long term? 🙏
Hi @verozak, I think it depends on the underlying cause for the migraines. If they are being caused by chronic stress, nervous system dysregulation or inflammation, then this breathing exercise (used regularly) can reduce all of these in the long term, so potentially you might see a reduction in symptoms over time.
❤ recording with just bells please 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Thank you! It's on my list. And slowly moving up in priority as more people request it. Thank you!
Very nice to do this one pain or no pain
Oh lovely! Thank you very much 🙏
Thank you for this and A recording without directions.
Neil can you point out please the difference between exhale through nose vs mouth please! i am quite new to this exercise and i find it more easier to focus at the breathing if i am doing exhalation through the mouth. It might be because i have some kind of restrictive breathing due to spondyloarthritis. Thank you for everything, all the best!
Great question @valentinalbu6502. When we breathe out through using the mouth, it's much easier to over-breathe which can cause us too subtly hyperventilate, causing various longer term breathing and health issues. Also, when people breathe out through the mouth, they are also more likely to breathe in through the mouth, which bypasses the 30 functions of the nose. So the general advice is just to breathe through the nose 24/7 if you can. However, if you find that this is putting strain on the body, it might be worth finding a breathing coaching (such as myself) to support you on your journey.
thank you Neil @@thebuteykomethod
❤ bells only
omg. This helps.
Really glad it helped, thank you for your comment 🙏🏻
so helpful It is ok to do several times a day??
Yes, absolutely! As long as your breathing is gentle, quiet and light. Ideally, finding that mild air hunger I mention towards the end of the video.
So, you have to do it for at least 10 min to be effective?
Hey @vioryny, If it is going to help with pain relief, you should start to feel the benefit within a few minutes.
Is it normal to have air hunger after the breathwork?
This is a really good question. Your breathing should feel lighter and easier after the breathing exercises. If you are experiencing strong air hunger (a feeling of a shortage of air) during the breathing exercise, then it could be that the air hunger is too strong, and you need to adust your technique (you might also need to reduce the length of the breaths e.g. from 4/6 to 3/5 ). On the other hand, if you are over breathing during the breathing exercise, this could also be causing this, in which case you should breathe more gently. You might have to experiment a little to get this right.
Bells please! 😊
Thank you 😄 It's moving up the priority list!
Does this help with inflammation
Yes, it releases acetylcholine, which blocks inflammatory cytokine proteins. Hope that helps 🙏
Thank you so much for your prompt reply
Do you know if this exercise is safe and effective for hiatal hernia as well? Thank you, love your videos
Breathing out through the nose or mouth?
In and out through the nose :)
@@thebuteykomethod Thank you for the quick response!
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Thank you! 🤍This is so timely 🤍
You’re so welcome @kymbatism 😊
Very calming video. Bells only or bell and voice either way - your voice is very soothing. I’m so grateful to you for sharing this wonderful breathing exercise ❤🙏