Fast,
shallow breathing results in diminished oxygen supply to the muscles.
Not exact matches
Shallow breathing can
result in increased body tension.
I constantly have a tight chest and I find that I am chest
breathing and
shallow breathing as a
result.
Breathing like this — as opposed to taking
shallow breaths, which we tend to do when stressed — forces more oxygen into your cells, slows your heart rate, lowers blood pressure, and improves circulation, ultimately
resulting in an energy boost.
Over 90 % of modern people are
shallow breathers and the
result of poor
breathing is inefficient oxygen intake, which is at the root of a lot of modern illness, both physical and mental.
Stress is one of the key causes of hair fall, but what most people don't know is that
shallow breathing (caused by stress) is actually (the main) reason that stress
results in hair fall.
As a
result, repetitive episodes of
shallow or stopped
breathing occur, lowering the amount of oxygen in the blood.
The
result is a vicious cycle where stress prompts
shallow breathing and in turn creates more stress on the body.
If the drug is absorbed into your body, it can cause symptoms such as lowered blood pressure (which may
result in dizziness, fainting, lack of concentration, blurred vision, nausea, cold, clammy or pale skin, rapid,
shallow breathing), sleepiness and slower heart rate.