Nostril Breathing for Better Health
So many people who suffer from sleep apnea also breathe through their mouth. I have been a mouth breather since childhood. It never occurred to me to try to change to nasal breathing until I read Breath by James Nestor. Nestor is a health journalist who found that nostril breathing is a much healthier way to breathe.
In this video, I share my journey of changing from mouth breathing to nostril breathing. In particular, I show how nasal strips, nasal dilators, and mouth tape can be helpful tools.
Are you a mouth or nasal breather? Have you taken any steps to improve your breathing? Tell us more in the comments below!
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