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Please see the breathing patterns for differenent emotional states of people and how by changing our breathing patterns, we can change ourselves completely!!

 

Emotional state of breathing

 

Extremely nervous

Nervous

Normal

Calm

Breath per minute

35-40

20-25

12-17

6-8

Vol. of air inhaled each breath, mL

150-170

210-300

350-500

800-1000

Stale air expelled per min, mL

100

2400

4200

5100

Retained stale air per min, mL

5900

3600

1800

900

 



Regards, Bhuwan
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