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    • Privacy & Cookie Policy
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  • Learn
    • Instructions
    • Learn Breathing Techniques
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    • Competitive Freediving ORCA mix
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​​Breathe In Harmony(R)
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Build Muscle Memory 
Diaphragmatic Memory & Parasympathetic Activation Through Auditory Rhythmic Training 

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BreathNote (TM)   uses proprietary rhythms to help activate the Auditory-Motor-Synchronization response and align respiratory muscle movement to slow deep breathing intervals.

Unlike ambient music, BreathNote is functional; By giving structured demand to your breathing & diaphragm, you build  muscle memory that makes slow deep breathing more automatic so it happens without having to think about it. 
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Listen to "BreathNote, A Powerful Tool For Using Your Breath To Improve Wellbeing" on 
​The Integrative Palliative Podcast. Season 3. Episode 108


The Diaphragm has the memory of its mechanical behavior...The fascia has the ability to anticipate a morphological alteration before the stressful event occurs.
- The Fascial Breath. National Library of Medicine. 2019
BreathNote (TM)  makes a breathing practice more accessible since music guides you without the need to stare at screens or clocks.

A more accessible breathing practice can support your health regimen. Although slow deep breathing is not intended to replace medication, it might help you reduce drug-based solutions to sleeplessness, anxiety, depression, & hypertension if it fits within your Doctor's recommendations.
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Slow Deep Breathing is a proven technique.
​1.  Helps improve oxygenation
2.  Supports better athletic performance & mental focus
3.  Promotes an increase in lung capacity & life expectancy
4.  Helps reduce stress, anxiety, & hypertension
5.  Improves cardiovascular circulation
6.  Supports an increase in CO2 tolerance & hypoxic endurance
​7. Helps you fall asleep
8. Helps your skin look healthier & younger


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Deep, slow breathing combined with music gives you two clinically proven techniques in one solution to effectively lower stress & anxiety, as well as improve cardiovascular health.

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Diaphragmatic breathing is effective in targting panic and stress in patients clinically diagnosed with anxiety.
- Breathwork Intervention For Adults. National Library of Medicine. 2023

Read The Research 
Extensively Tested By Experts Worldwide

Slow, deep breathing works for several reasons.
1. Exhaling causes your heart rate to slow down. The more time you spend exhaling, the more your heart rate lowers.
2. It activates your parasympathetic nervous system & the "rest & digest" response.
3. It carries more oxygen throughout your body allowing more energy for muscle use.
4. It induces the production of melatonin to help with sleep.

Learn more by checking out any of the research below.


Insomniacs went to bed 3x faster with slow deep breathing before sleeping. 
-Yang Ming University, Taiwan. 2015
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STUDIES FOR PEOPLE

The effect of deep slow breathing on retention and cognitive function in the elderly
(link to research article)
Breathing exercises for hypertensive patients: a scoping review
(link to research article)
Breathing out dental fear: an effective practice
(link to research article)
The fascial breath - the diaphragm is a fascial muscle that exhibits awareness
(link to research article)
Self-regulation of breathing as a primary treatment for anxiety
(link to research article)
Breathwork intervention in adults with clinically diagnosed anxiety: a scoping review
(link to research article)
Benefits from one session of slow deep breathing  for anxiety in young and old adults
(link to research article)
Breathing & mindfulness meditation is as effective as prescription medication for anxiety
(link to research article)
How Breath-Control can change your life and mental state
(link to research article)
Slow deep breathing can improve posture
(link to research article)
Breathing techniques help reduce sleep apnea
(link to research article)
Deep Breathing helps reduce Insomnia 
(link to research article)
Influence of 30 day slow deep breathing intervention for sleep
(link to research article)
Pre-Sleep slow breathing with music improves Sleep quality.
(link to research article)
Slow deep breathing significantly reduces blood pressure
(link to research article)
Breathing techniques reduce blood pressure
(link to research article)
Breathing techniques with music counteract hypertension
(link to research article)
Breathing techniques improve athletic performance
(link to research article)
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Slow deep breathing is effective for reducing back pain​
(link to research article)
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Slow deep breathing is effective for reducing nausea in intraoperative patients 
(link to research article)
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Proven effective for relaxing horses

STUDIES ON HORSES

Music reduces stress in horses
(link to research article)
Horse Digestive health and the impact of Stress
(link to research article)
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