Sentences with phrase «of shallow breaths»

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When humans encounter the stress of an intense situation, the fight or flight response kicks in and we often hold our breath, or breathe more rapidly and shallow.

In general, the breaths are more shallow and they come in through the nose and out through the mouth, usually with a little bit of a sound, like a «hoo.»

Numerous studies have shown that the majority of people take shallow breaths and they aren't even aware of it.

So many of us take shallow breaths a majority of the day, yoga slows us down and forces us to breathe deeply and fully.

Most of us breathe in shallow breaths and from high up in our chests.

Rather than taking deep, full breaths, we're resorting to shallow, quick ones, forcing the body to work overtime to get the same amount of oxygen, Tamir says.

«Most people's breaths are too shallow, at rest and during a workout,» says Beth Jordan, a personal trainer and spokesperson for the American Council of Exercise (ACE).

Become aware of how shallow your breaths are and set out to consciously take longer breaths and slow down your breathing pattern (breathe in and out to the count of four).

Stress and shallow breathing seems to be a byproduct of the Western way of living, and I used to catch myself holding my breath quite a bit!

As airways narrow in response to asthma triggers (be it pollen, secondhand smoke, or cat dander), you may experience rapid, shallow breathing, shortness of breath, wheezing, and coughing.

Most of us have a tendency to take very shallow breaths, especially if we're often busy or rushed.

If it doesn't, your body can't get in a deep breath and this sends you into a pattern of shallow breathing.

The stress of rushing from one meeting to another or dealing with another workday interruption can lead to short, shallow breaths.

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The more aware you become of the sensation of deep, vital breaths, the easier it is to recognize when you move back into shallow, chest - centered breathing.

On average, we breath 20,000 times per day, but we are unaware of the vast majority of our breaths because most of us are shallow breathers.

He opens the door, steps inside, and takes a shallow breath, afraid of what might be lingering on the air.

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At the first sound of a bomb they all bend forward and take very shallow breaths, their hands pressing against their bodies.

I have a remedy that will damp the fires of bodily mechanism and shallow the breath, resting your inflamed lung and encouraging the cavities to close.»

Skeeter's documenting the help is so passive (though Stockett tries and fails to show it as dangerous), so far removed from real civil rights actions that she comes across as a shallow neophyte who will die her last breath absolutely out of the loop.

If he begins to breathe, but the breathing is shallow and irregular, or if breathing does not begin, continue giving him rescue breaths at about a rate of 20 to 30 breaths per minute, pausing every 2 to 3 minutes to check for breathing and pulse.

Difficulty breathing (rapid, shallow breathing; respiratory distress; dyspnea; shortness of breath)

Large schools of colorful tropical fish and beautiful corals at the shallow reefs will take your breath away.

Then you can take your first breaths underwater in the safety of shallow water that you can stand in.

Even though Offensive Combat: Redux is shallow and simple on its surface, Offensive Combat Redux is a breath of fresh air in a world filled with Call of Duty and Battlefield.

My breath becomes shallow as I am awash with a zen - like focus on maintaining my balance, and partially so as not to disturb Beck — who is intently fixated on the picnic table in the center of the room.

Melanie Willhide, Shallow Breath Thinking of You, 2007.

The fourteen - piece retrospective — ranging from 1988's Shallow Breath to two substantial sculptures realized this year, including a cast - iron floor piece — emphasizes the formal, «minimalist» containment of Whiteread's casts rather than their petrified histories and content.

Moreover, concerns previously raised by the Arctic Methane Emergency Group (AMEG) over potential methane plumes in shallow Arctic waters have re-emerged, with occasional readings of massively elevated atmospheric methane levels — perhaps small harbingers of what some have called «dragons» breath».