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The two-inhale breath
Five minutes a day, and the technique matters more than the time. It is called cyclic sighing. Two inhales through the nose, the second one shorter, topping up lungs that are already nearly full. Then a long slow exhale through the mouth, longer than both inhales together. Why the double inhale: the second one reopens alveoli that have collapsed slightly, which clears carbon dioxide more efficiently. Why the long exhale: extending your out breath past your in breath is what shifts you toward the parasympathetic side of your nervous system. The part that settles you. In a month-long study of about a hundred people comparing four practices, five minutes of cyclic sighing a day improved mood more than mindfulness meditation did, and lowered resting breathing rate. You can do it at a red light. Nobody can tell.
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