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    1) "Anxiety Free" ebook for immediate download

    Anxiety Free: Stop worrying and quieten your mind

    Ebook: "Anxiety Free: stop worrying and quieten your mind" is a self help book detailing Buteyko breathing exercises and mindfulness to help those with panic attacks, anxiety, stress and depression.Included is recognising the effects of chronic hyperventilation, how to measure relative breathing volume, reduced breathing to address chronic hyperventilation, breathing exercise to stop anxiety, racing mind and panic attacks, bringing attention to the inner body, living in the now, recognising your thoughts and how to step outside of thought.

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    Author: Patrick McKeown
    Pages: 240
    ISBN: 0954599640
    Cost of ebook: 15 US dollars



    2) "Close Your Mouth" Ebook available for immediate download:

    Close Your Mouth

    This best selling book on the Buteyko Method has now been revised with detailed instruction of all exercises. Suitable for children and adults from mild to severe asthma. Written in a very user friendly way to ensure maximum understanding and self application of the Buteyko Method. Comes with short summary, charts, interpreting the control pause, three versions of reduced breathing, steps, breath holds during exercise, medication warnings and more. It is the definitive guide to taking control of asthma. Written by Patrick McKeown


    Cost of ebook: 15 US Dollars (approx. 12.50 Euro)




    3) "Asthma Free naturally" paperback

    Asthma Free Naturally

    Asthma Free Naturally is now available from amazon.com or from bookstores throughout the USA. It is consistently the best selling asthma book in the UK and Ireland for the past three years. Written by clinic practitioner Patrick McKeown, this self help book contains many breathing exercises including those for children, theory detailing hyperventilation and asthma and is supported by references throughout. Diagrams and simple language make this book very user friendly.

    "Thousands of people have found that breathing training has helped them to control, and even overcome their asthma. If you want to teach yourself this valuable technique I thoroughly recommend you read Asthma Free Naturally by Patrick McKeown."
    - Patrick Holford - World famous nutritionist

    Paperback - 320 pages- Published by Conari Press

    (October 2008) ISBN-13: 978-1573243728,
    Price: USA Dollars 14.95

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    "Close Your Mouth" paperback

    Close Your Mouth

    Close Your Mouth -the Buteyko clinic self help manual is the most user friendly book on the Buteyko Method to date. Photographs, diagrams and simple uncluttered text explain application of exercises with a minimum of words. Simple, user friendly and effective.

    Paperback-141 pages-(October 2004)
    Asthma Care: ISBN: 0-9545996-1-6

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    "ABC to be Asthma free" Paperback

    ABC to be Asthma Free

    ABC to be Asthma Free is a 28 page highly illustrated full colour children’s book. Surprisingly it contains everything that a child needs to apply the technique. Argo the wizard meets David who is a young boy with asthma. Over the coming weeks, Argo skillfully teaches David how to unblock his nose, how to make the switch from mouth to nasal breathing and how to correct his breathing volume. Described as a wonderful book to teach children.

    A childrens book introducing Argo the Wizard who teaches a young boy with asthma called David how to breathe correctly. Contains breathing exercises for children. 32 page full colour cartoon format.

    Paperback-32 pages-(November 2004) Asthma Care: ISBN: 0-9545996-2-4

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Dissertation by Gemma Cox and Colleagues from University of the West of England

Does nasal breathing affect exercise tolerance?