Show Notes
The episode covers a technique known as the physiological sigh, which is a simple way to use our breathing to move us into a calmer state. It is a naturally occur breathing rhythm that has recently been promoted by the amazing Andrew Huberman as a way to combat stress. It involves a 2 part inhale, usually through the nose, and then a long exhale, usually through the mouth
Sighing is covered in more detail in episode 26
The Huberman Lab podcast discussing the physiological sigh
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