As moving meditation, qigong practice typically coordinates slow stylized movement, deep diaphragmatic breathing, and calm mental focus, with visualization of guiding qi through the body.
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After seeing the video, I think of " diaphragmatic breathing " as " tummy breathing " slowly in through the nose, and twice as slowly out through the mouth.
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Also, due to the forward flexed posture and respiratory dysfunctions in advanced Parkinson s disease, deep diaphragmatic breathing exercises are beneficial for improving chest wall mobility and vital capacity.
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According to the University of Texas Counseling and Mental Health Center, " Diaphragmatic breathing allows one to take normal breaths while maximizing the amount of oxygen that goes into the bloodstream.
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A similar breathing technique is used by several other stammering treatments including the programme offered by the Del Ferro Institute in Amsterdam ( where the application of diaphragmatic breathing to stammering was developed ) and the McGuire Programme.
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Supportive therapy and diaphragmatic breathing has shown to cause improvement in 56 % of cases, and total cessation of symptoms in an additional 30 % in one study of 54 adolescent patients who were followed up 10 months after initial treatments.
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The third is deep diaphragmatic breathing, inhaling and expanding the rib cage, filling the back part with air, which strengthens the lower-back muscles; then exhaling, contracting the abdominals between pubic bone and navel, which pushes the lower abdominal muscles toward the back.
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Although diaphragmatic breathing may be an effective way for people who stammer to manage their condition, it should not be regarded as a cure and, while anecdotally effective, the existence of beneficial outcomes for people who stammer from diaphragmatic breathing-based therapies such as the Starfish Project is not supported by peer-reviewed research.
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Although diaphragmatic breathing may be an effective way for people who stammer to manage their condition, it should not be regarded as a cure and, while anecdotally effective, the existence of beneficial outcomes for people who stammer from diaphragmatic breathing-based therapies such as the Starfish Project is not supported by peer-reviewed research.
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Met soprano Dorothy Kirsten was a regular on one of his radio shows, and she always spoke of how much she had learned from him about how to phrase a ballad; he obviously learned a thing or two from her, and from other classically-trained singers, about the kind of diaphragmatic breathing that made ballad-phrasing, Sinatra-style, possible.
