Breathing Exercises to Stop a Panic Attack Now | TAKE A DEEP BREATH

Breathing Exercises to Stop a Panic Attack Now | TAKE A DEEP BREATH

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About this video: Simple and calm breathing exercise, no music, just light guided breathing sounds and a breathing bubble to help you calm down, you can focus on the bubble and adapt your speed to help you calm down. loosen. When we breathe more slowly and extend our exhalations, it can help us relax, rest, and digest, and can help us with a panic attack.

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Do not practice this breathing while pregnant or if you have epilepsy. People with cardiovascular problems or any other serious health conditions should always consult a healthcare professional before beginning breathing. These breathing exercises are for guidance only, you should always listen to your own body and not push yourself, if you don't feel good, STOP. Never practice breathing exercises before or while diving, driving, swimming, bathing, or in any other circumstance where loss of consciousness could result in personal injury. Deep breathing may cause tingling sensations, ringing in the ears, and/or dizziness. These are normal responses and should not alarm you. However, if you pass out, you've gone too far and you'll need to go slower next time.

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