Re:Wim Hof breathing technique can modulate immune response ...
by sumgame on Friday October 16, 2020 @01:45PM
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I agree - both my immunity and energy levels are clearly much better when I do practice Wim Hoff vs when I don't. Though its been only a year and a half or so.
Re:Wim Hof breathing technique can modulate immune response ...
by throw1234651234 on Friday October 16, 2020 @01:50PM
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Both do nothing whatsoever for me.
Re:Wim Hof breathing technique can modulate immune response ...
by loceng on Friday October 16, 2020 @03:17PM
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Do you consider yourself healthy overall? Health has such a wide spectrum, likewise does a person's self-awareness and orienting oneself when you only subjectively have your previous states to base your current health off of - so it's only when you become healthier that you realize you weren't so healthy before.
Re:Wim Hof breathing technique can modulate immune response ...
by throw1234651234 on Monday October 19, 2020 @08:43AM
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I maybe understand your question - when I lose fitness, I am not aware of lost fitness unless I try to lift a heavy thing again or run distance, at which point it becomes clear. In that vein, I had decent cardio at some point, so that might be part of why the breathing techniques don't really add much to it.
As far as meditation - it's very hard to draw a mental baseline. The only sort-of scientific, sort-of reliable way I know is measuring your working memory.
It started out of curiosity while in my meditation conscious living mood about a year ago, but ended up something I exercise daily since it just feels good to me.
Most notably I noticed that my legs where no more chilly or sweaty with no reason and that my hands are not as cold all the time they where before. As for breathing I noticed that I am much more relaxed on the days I do it then I don't but can't attest to weather this is just some placebo effect or not.
And I notice that I feel much less fly like effects than previous years or if they appear they last no longer than half a day.