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вЂњThe claim that asthma is caused by hyperventilation and low carbon dioxide are scientifically untenable.вЂќ вЂњPeople with asthma donвЂ™t overbreathe, and weвЂ™ve measured CO 2 levels in asthmatics before and after retraining and found no relationship whatsoever between severity of asthma and CO 2 levels,вЂќ he says. While Prof Thomas acknowledges that more nose-breathing might help some asthma patients, he says the Buteyko methodвЂ™s emphasis on increased oxygen intake and low carbon dioxide levels in the blood is simplistic.

It has been suggested that simple breathing exercises can help people with Covid-19 McKeown distances himself from this, saying that while low CO2 plays a role, so too do the cooling and drying of the airways caused by, he says, mouth breathing, and that the resulting wheezing, coughing and breathlessness in some people can be eased by switching to nose and lighter breathing. Buteyko Method teachings have traditionally emphasised the idea that mouth breathing lowers carbon dioxide levels in the blood, which, in turn, causes asthma symptoms. вЂњRight now, breathing is hot.вЂќ McKeown believes a range of conditions including asthma are caused or exacerbated by modern human tendencies to mouth breath and over-breathe. Prior to Covid-19 he was booked up 18 months in advance. Patrick McKeown, a Galway-based Buteyko practitioner who advocates mouth-taping during sleep, travels widely to speak at conferences. Adherents say it can treat sleeping disorders, depression, ADHD, chronic fatigue syndrome, asthma and other respiratory conditions. ThomasвЂ™s emphasis on registered therapists relates to the use by some of alternative therapies such as the Buteyko method, a controversial technique which includes taping the mouths of people during sleep to train them to breathe through their noses. вЂњThe evidence is strongest for interventions that involve properly trained physiotherapists,вЂќ says Mike Thomas, professor of primary care at the University of Southampton, who led the asthma study. Guidelines used by doctors in the UK state that breathing exercises can help reduce asthma symptoms.

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A randomised controlled trial published in 2018 found that quality of life ratings were higher in UK asthma patients who underwent training in deep, slow, nasal and diaphragm breathing. There is good-quality evidence to support the use of breathing exercises for asthma. вЂIce manвЂ™ Wim HofвЂ™s method encourages cycles of controlled hyperventilation, meditation and exposure to cold to trigger positive immune system changes. So are advocates right that breathwork has a long list of physical and mental health benefits? Or is it just a load of hot air? But most people manage their 23,000 or so breaths per day without pause for thought, never mind instruction. Sure, a bit of deep breathing at the end of a yoga class feels good, and many use simple breathing exercises to help them relax.

Still to come in 2020 are Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art, by James Nestor, Exhale, by Richie Bostock, AKA The Breath Guy, and The Wim Hof Method (see box) by Wim Hof.ДЄll of which is a little puzzling to some. Books called Breathe Well, The Power of Breathwork, The Breathing Book and Breathing for Warriors have already been publishedthis year. Other вЂњbreathworkвЂќ practitioners report similar surges in interest, YouTube and Instagram Stories are teeming with breathing courses, and publishers clearly agree itвЂ™s a wave worth surfing. Such is the level of demand that Dolan has taught 24 trainees to lead sessions like his. Until Covid-19, his retreats in Lanzarote were, he says, fully booked. He says this can, among other things, release stress, alleviate depression, tackle sleep issues, ease respiratory conditions, boost energy and the immune system and eject emotional baggage.

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Recently their reaction has changed: вЂњNow they tell me about their sleep apnoea or their wifeвЂ™s panic attacks, ask me how that relates to breathing and often download my app.вЂќДolan, whose company is called Breathguru, teaches people to breathe deeply from their diaphragm, inhaling for longer than exhaling, without pausing between the two. вЂњIвЂ™d tell them I taught people to breathe for a living вЂ“ theyвЂ™d be in hysterics and say: вЂWhat a great scam!вЂ™вЂќ says Dolan. Instead, he took soundings from London taxi drivers. A lan Dolan couldnвЂ™t afford market research when he started out as a breathing instructor in 2005.

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