Seen that? - Breathing while exercising

Filed in archive Best of on December 18, 2009

Breathing while exercising at Daily Power Walk

Have you heard about exercise induced asthma? It is the result of not breathing properly during exercise causing you to gasp for air. This is because of the lack of oxygen going the blood cells makes the body react negatively. When I was a teenager I had this until I learned how to breath while exercising. Today I no longer have this problem. When you exercise you don't want to become breathless. [...] Read More


Exercising when ill? at Daily Power Walk

I always say that you should exercise while you can because you never know when you will get ill. I´m not sure about you but when I get ill I get really ill. So for me to even think about exercising is far away. I also think that it´s better to stay in bed one day instead of tiring yourself and then have to stay in bed for a week. When [...] Read More


31 years of dieting at Daily Power Walk

You might think it sound's ridiculous but it's not. "Who spends 31 years dieting?" Well actually more people than you might think. A British study shows that women especially spend too much time worrying about diets and looking slim. Usually these slimming thoughts come creeping around New Year. "A new year, a new you". Ever heard that one before? How many times have you thought that you should take up an exercise? [...] Read More


Breathing into a thinner stomach at Are you a beauty?

I must admit I have been overindulging in ice cream this past month, which has already made some of my tighter clothes unfitting. And although I am sorry to say this, I'm going on a stricter diet from today, which means little or no carbs - and no ice cream. As I am sucking on ice cubes, imagining it was thick, delicious Italian gelato (did I mention I was a real [...] Read More


Breathing Too Fast at Well Woman Blog

Are you suffering from anxiety and tension? Are you irritable and unable to relax? Maybe you need to see a therapist, but, on the other hand, you may just be breathing too fast. It's called hyperventilation. An article from Authentic Breathing Resources, published on PRLog, reports: Dennis Lewis, the author of highly acclaimed books and CDs on the relationship of breathing to health, points out that although chronic hyperventilation can be [...] Read More