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There are several breathing methods that can help slow your breath and relax your body.
Breathing is linked to the autonomic nervous system, which includes the sympathetic and parasympathetic branches. The sympathetic system activates your “fight-or-flight” response, while the parasympathetic system helps your body relax by slowing the heart rate.
When you’re feeling stressed, upset, or overwhelmed, your breathing can become quick and shallow—triggering the sympathetic system. Using breath to activate the parasympathetic system can help calm both your mind and body.
The good news is that breathing exercises are simple, and just a few minutes a day can make a real difference.
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This breathing practice uses a calming word or phrase—such as relax, peace, or let go—to help quiet the mind and ease tension in the body.
Start with slow, natural breathing. Pay close attention to each inhale and exhale. As you breathe in, bring your focus to a word or phrase that feels grounding. Imagine that word flowing into your body with your breath. As you exhale, picture yourself releasing anything that feels heavy—stress, frustration, tension.
You can choose a focus word based on how you want to feel:
Practicing this for just a few minutes a day can help reset your nervous system and improve your sense of well-being.
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This technique supports easier breathing and can be especially helpful for those managing conditions like asthma, COPD, or anxiety. It works by extending the exhale, which helps calm the nervous system and improve airflow.
Start by closing your mouth and breathing in slowly through your nose for a count of two. Then purse your lips—like you’re about to whistle—and breathe out gently for a count of four.
The longer exhale helps release trapped air from the lungs and signals the body to relax. Use this technique during moments of shortness of breath, stress, or physical activity to slow things down and regain control of your breathing.
Practicing just a few minutes a day can help build steady breathing habits and reduce the feeling of breathlessness over time.