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Scientists identify the nose-to-brain circuit that makes slow breathing calming
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An investigation seeks to explain what happens in the brain when something as basic as breathing changes.
·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Scientists identify the nose-to-brain circuit that makes slow breathing calming
New research shows that slow nasal breathing directly reduces anxiety by activating a specific nose-to-brain circuit, while fast breathing worsens it. The findings, published in PNAS, suggest the physical rhythm of airflow acts as an emotional dial.
·Roseville, United States
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