When shallow breathing becomes the rule, not the exception, it might be leading you to feel anxious, at least according to Harvard Health. Though from a research standpoint, studies performed on ...
Breathing exercises help to counteract the stressful state exercise puts our bodies in, in which we experience “increased heart rate, fast, shallow breathing, and high blood pressure”, says Noble.
Users of MDMA, or 'ecstasy', are more likely to experience sleep apneas (pauses in breathing) and hypopneas (overly shallow or slow breathing) than are nonusers, a new study has found. The results ...