Do I Over-breathe?

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Buteyko perspective on a walk for peace by Buddhist monks
February 11, 2026
Author: Sasha Yakovleva

Peace Walk of Buddhist Monks: What We Can Learn From Them About Breathing and CO₂

Meet Sasha Yakovleva in person in Mexico at the BreathFest
January 4, 2026
Author: Sasha A

Meet Sasha at the BreathFest in Mexico

December 28, 2025
Author: Sasha Yakovleva

Breath Creates Your Reality

Close-up of dancers' feet in moccasins
November 24, 2025
Author: Sasha Yakovleva

Thanksgiving with Vitality: Indigenous Breathing Lessons for Modern Times

Woman blowing nose under umbrella in autumn
October 22, 2025
Author: Curt Mathews

Breathe Through Autumn — Don’t Let the Season Take Your Breath Away

Breathing patterns are unique like fingerprints.
Your breath is unique as you fingerprint. You can change your breathing patterns to improve your health.
August 4, 2025
Author: Curt Mathews

Your ‘Breath Print’ Is Unique

A man struggling to breathe, showing visible discomfort from intense heat.
Rising temperatures and humidity often trigger dysfunctional breathing patterns, exacerbating symptoms like shortness of breath and fatigue.
July 11, 2025
Author: Curt Mathews

Hotter Days, Harder Breaths: The Climate-Breathing Connection

News: Your Nose Is Your Body’s Most Underrated Immune Organ
News about your nose: Your Nose Is Your Body’s Most Underrated Immune Organ
July 2, 2025
Author: Sasha Yakovleva

News: Your Nose Is Your Body’s Most Underrated Immune Organ

A person with their hand gently resting on their forehead, conveying a sense of weariness and fatigue.
Fatigue may not solely be a mental state but could be intrinsically linked to inefficient breathing patterns that affect oxygen delivery in the body.
June 3, 2025
Author: Sasha Yakovleva

From Exhaustion to Energy: The Promise of Buteyko Breathing for Chronic Fatigue

A simplified infographic showing the Bohr effect.
During exercise, active muscles produce more carbon dioxide and become more acidic; this causes hemoglobin to release oxygen more easily, shown by the rightward shift of the oxygen dissociation curve.
May 19, 2025
Author: Sasha Yakovleva

The Bohr Effect: Why “More Oxygen” Might Be Making You Sick

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