counter culture
Nov 18, 2021
4 minutes
Reviews by Charlie Hale & Georgia Nelson
Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art
JAMES NESTOR, PENGUIN RANDOM HOUSE
reath is a powerful tool. Beyond keeping us alive, breath can calm us, help us focus and provide a grounding force for many of us. But it seems that humans have lost the ability to breathe correctly. In , Nestor explores the “lost art” of breathing that dates back to around 400 BCE. He draws upon ancient wisdom, real-life stories and studies in pulmonology, psychology and human physiology to deliver an intriguing read that will change the way you think about your body’s most basic function. Nestor discovers freedivers who have utilised their breath to increase their lung
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