Your Brain Loves Deep Breathing, Science Explains Why – Neuroscience News

Breathwork, or the practice of intentionally controlling one’s breathing, has been shown to calm brain activity, reduce anxiety, and even ease symptoms of depression.

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It’s just true. Breathe.

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