Not exact matches
Possibly even
simple therapies such
as exercise or just
breathing will play a role in preventing long - term hypoxia and damage to the spinal cord.
Attention, Goleman suggests, is like a muscle, and learning to strengthen it through
simple exercises, such
as 10 minutes of deep
breathing every morning, can help the brain gain focus.
Dr. Sood suggests this
simple exercise: Sit quietly and
as you
breathe in, imagine your brain filling with light.
Simple relaxation techniques, such
as yoga, deep
breathing, regular
exercise, and visualization, can help relieve stress and lower blood pressure.
It could be
as simple as adopting some adrenal
breathing exercises to help calm and soothe the body and mind in moments of stress.
As you regularly practice these
simple breathing exercises, it will begin to feel natural to turn to the breath when you are faced with stress.
To learn a very
simple breathing exercise,
as demonstrated by Dr. Weil, watch this YouTube video, the «4 -7-8» technique:
Then
as you do your
simple 3 - part breath
exercise, imagine
breathing into the back of your heart and lungs.
Though free radicals are perfectly natural (they come about
as a natural product of
breathing, digestion,
exercise, and other
simple functions), they are highly reactive.
Relaxation techniques, such
as meditation and
breathing exercises, are
simple methods you can use to relax and break your pain cycle.