Breathing for Mental & Physical Health & Performance

Breathing is a unique physiological function, seamlessly operating as an automatic life-sustaining process, an involuntary expression of emotion, and a powerful tool for conscious control. Few scientists have unveiled the intricate connections within this tripartite intersection as profoundly as Dr. Jack Feldman. A Distinguished Professor of Neurobiology at UCLA and the discoverer of the brain’s … Read more

How Does Mouth Breathing Affect My Teeth?

Did you know over 50% of kids breathe through their mouths? It might seem okay, but it can really hurt your teeth and health. Mouth breathing can cause dry mouth, bad breath, and even facial problems in kids. Mouth breathing happens when your nose can’t breathe well. This could be because of allergies, big adenoids … Read more

What to Know About Mouth Breathing

Breathing is essential for life, but how we breathe affects our health. Nasal breathing is the best way to breathe naturally. Yet, many people breathe through their mouths, which can harm their teeth, face, sleep, thinking, and health. Mouth breathing can lead to less saliva, which means more risk of tooth decay and gum disease. … Read more

Ideal Respiratory Rate for Restful Sleep

Did you know your breathing during sleep affects your sleep quality? Studies show an optimal respiratory rate is key for deep sleep and enough oxygen at night. Respiratory rate, or breaths per minute, shows your health and sleep quality. For healthy adults, it’s between 12 to 20 RPM. WHOOP devices track this, showing most users … Read more