Proven Breathing Techniques To Get Stress Free Fast
These proven techniques below are ideal for relieving stress, pressure and anxiety, because they can be performed anywhere, by anybody and at anytime.
A correct breathing exercise can reduce your tension and nervousness and it also reduces your fatigue during the day... you have more energy and are much less tired and lethargic feeling.
Four easy breathing techniques you can use to reduce stress:
Technique #1: Lying down in a comfortable position, with your spine straight, slowly inhale through your nose, counting to 6 in your head. Let the air out through your mouth, counting to 8 in your head as it leaves your lungs. Repeat several times and that’s it! You feel MUCH more relaxed and calmed.
Technique #2: Again, lying in a comfortable position, with your spine straight -- breathe in through your nose until your lungs are full of air. This time, hold your breath for a few seconds, don't force yourself too much but feel the positive effects of the oxygen filling every cell in your body.
Next, breathe out through your mouth, and as you exhale slowly, you feel all the tension and pressure starting to disappear from your body.
Technique #3: This is also called the Abdominal Breathing technique. First, relax and make yourself comfortable. Next, place one hand on your stomach and your other hand resting on your upper chest. Breathe in slowly and deeply and allow your abdomen and stomach to expand like a balloon. Let your abdomen fall down as you breathe out. To get the best results with this technique, you should consider doing it for 5 to 10 minutes every day.(It has been proven that respiration through the abdomen, has a calming and relaxing effect, and it is also very healthy).
Technique #4: In this technique all the breathing is done only through your nose. Place yourself somewhere comfortable, with your spine straight and then inhale through your nose (roughly 5 seconds). Then, exhale through your nose. It doesn't get more simple, but the results are almost immediate and you'll feel so much calmer and more relaxed in just a few minutes of doing this.

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