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The following article is from a series written by Dr. Regan Golob for the Dynamite® Specialty Products monthly newsletter. Since the target readers were consumers and distributors of the Dynamite® nutritional product line, references were made to these products without supportive explanations. If you would like to learn about the excellent Dynamite® nutritional products for humans, animals, plants and soils, click <here> |
How Is Your Breathing?
By Dr. Regan Golob, DC
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Another way to take the strain off the kidneys and lungs is to increase the alkaline reserve in the body, so the body will not have to retain water to dilute the acid. Eat 80 percent fruits and vegetables, and only 20 percent acid ash food such as meat, dairy, grains, coffee, etc. Take Herbal Green" and Elixer, and do green drinks such as carrot juice with parsley, cucumber or other green vegetables. The optimum pH level of the blood which allows it to carry the maximum level of oxygen is 7.4. The more oxygen in the bloodstream, the better resistance you have to diseases, bacteria and viruses and infections.
A great breathing exercise is my 1-4-2 Breathing. At first, breathe in deeply for a count of 2, hold the breath for a count of 8, and breath out for a count of 4. So the ratio is holding for 4 times as long as you breathe in, and breathing out for twice as long as you breathe in. Do a series of 10 of these several times a day, gradually increasing the time while keeping the ratio the same. You should soon be able to breathe in for 10 seconds, hold for 40 seconds, and breathe out for 20 seconds. A great time to start is while you are still in bed in the morning. It is a great way to wake up and get your body and brain going. Any time during the day that you feel stressed or sleepy, or if you have a headache, is a good time to do a series of 10. Deep, rhythmic breathing is a natural tranquilizer and regulates the heartbeat.
Conscious connected breathing is a source of deep peace, and keeps you in present time. If you ride or deal with animals, you will find that they will synchronize their breathing with you. An upset animal can often be calmed by taking deep, slow breaths, and you will find the animal breathes too. Deep breathing also aids digestion by massaging the internal organs. It helps the return of blood to the heart by creating negative pressure in the chest. We decongest the head and pull blood up from the legs decreasing pooling there, and encourage the flow of blood to the liver for processing of nutrients.
So, practice 1 - 4 - 2 Breathing, alkalize your body with Dynamite minerals and healthy foods, stimulate your lung and kidney points daily, and remember to give thanks with each breath for your perfect body.
"Air is the free blessing of heaven, calculated to electrify the whole system."
anonymous
Yours in Health,
Regan
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