Breathing is so often taken for granted when
it’s a vital part of everyday living. After all, it supplies the body with
oxygen, an important element which aids in the functions of the body while
helping rid it of harmful toxins. Lack of oxygen can cause a feeling of
sluggishness and fatigue, depression, or even a decline in vision and hearing.
The problem is that while everyone knows how
to breathe, most people don’t know how to breathe properly. People often
breathe shallowly or quickly, always moving to and fro in a rush. With less
oxygen, people tend to lose their vitality and so make themselves more
susceptible to diseases.