Do you want quality sleep? Learn how to sleep better

Many of us struggle to achieve quality sleep. Are you one of those people?

Do you:

1. Snore?
2. Breathe through your mouth?                                                                                                                                             
3. Breathe with your chest?
4. Sleep on your back?
5. Often wake through the night?
6. Stop breathing through the night?
7. Wake with a headache?
8. Wake tired and unrefreshed?

I was eventually diagnosed with severe obstructive sleep apnoea.

By learning how to change how I breathed I changed my habits. By doing so, I was able to reverse my symptoms. I began to enjoy better quality sleep. I began to wake feeling refreshed – something that was denied to me for many years.

Better sleep means:

• not snoring
• not breathing through your mouth
• not chest breathing or shallow breathing
• not sleeping on your back
• not waking up through the night
• not stopping your breathing
• not waking with a headache
• not waking feeling tired and unrefreshed

By permanently changing how you breathe you will enjoy:

• Better sleep
• Better health
• Better quality of life

“No problem can be solved from the same level of consciousness that created it” – Albert Einstein.

Or, in other words, if we keep doing what we have always done we’ll keep getting what we’ve always got.

If you want to improve your sleep and your health, you owe it to yourself to re-learn how to permanently breathe through your nose and with your diaphragm. This is how you instinctively breathed as a baby.

Have you ever wondered why it is impossible for you to mouth breathe when your tongue naturally rests against your upper palate behind your top front teeth?

Science tells us that nose breathing with your diaphragm ensures a far greater oxygen supply to your blood cells and tissues. The increased air resistance through nasal breathing will result in you inhaling 20% more oxygen than if you were to only breathe through your mouth. (see “How to Breathe your way to Better Memory and Sleep” New Scientist, 8 January 2020) https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg24532640-600

My Course will teach you how to improve the quality of your sleep and how to measure the quality of your sleep. You will be shown how to use natural scientifically based methods to improve your oxygenation by measuring the blood concentration of carbon dioxide. You will learn the basic principles of mindfulness to assist you in tracking the progress of your awareness when practising the therapeutic breathing exercises as you measure the quality of your sleep.

My promise to you is that by permanently learning how to mindfully change your breathing at rest, during exercise, while eating, while speaking and while sleeping you will improve the quality of your sleep and attain better health (excluding irreversible medical conditions).

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