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Breathe EASILY

It’s second nature. Something we do every second of every day with little thought. But how we breathe can actually have a big impact on our health.

‘Breathwork techniques can be used in various situations’ says Dominique Antiglio, an expert in Sophrology, a relaxation method based on breathing techniques. ‘Breathwork only takes a few minutes and is proven to activate the parasympathetic nervous system, which helps to calm the body down from heightened states.’

To boost energy

We’re all prone

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