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CAMPBELL
LIVE: Breathing Easy
Video. Length 4:46
June 15, 2006, New Zealand, TV3 News
By Simon Shepherd
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Six weeks ago we met a pair of asthmatic twins looking for a drug-free treatment.
They started the controversial Buteyko Breathing Technique. We
find out if it worked.
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CAMPBELL
LIVE: Breathing Technique Could Help Asthma Sufferers
Video. Length 6:22
May 2, 2006, New Zealand, TV3 News
By Simon Shepherd
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It's World Asthma Day, so Simon Shepherd takes a look
at a little-known Russian breathing technique that's offering hope to asthma
sufferers.
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NEXUS
Magazine: Asthma
- Ignorance or Design?
Volume13, Number 1, Dec 2005 - Jan 2006
by Jennifer Stark
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The Buteyko method has had great success in controlling
asthma, reversing symptoms and removing the need for medication,
which is why it poses such a threat to the pharmaceutical companies....
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| 2005 |
The Times OnLine - A Good Wheeze
26 November, 2005
- London, England
by Jerome Burne
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Could the way you breathe make you ill? While scientists argue, a new device is claimed to help.
We’ve all heard of hyperventilation, a condition linked with panic attacks,
involving very fast breathing and a dramatic loss of carbon dioxide,
the gas that we normally breathe out. This leads to hypocapnia
(loss of carbon dioxide), and the standard treatment is to breathe into a
paper bag, which gets some of the missing carbon dioxide back into the lungs....
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NEHQ: A
Breathing Breakthrough
New England Health Quarterly Autumn 2005
by Vivian Orlowski
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"A new alternative can empower asthma sufferers
and boost endurance for athletes. For everyone from ailing asthmatics
to active athletes, improving breathing can bring life-enhancing
changes... 'Even
those with severe asthma can learn in a few days how to improve
their breathing while reducing drug dependency,' asserted Tom
Fleming, who first studied the Buteyko method five years ago." ....
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CBC
Radio One Calgary EyeOpener - Buteyko Breathing
Audio Clip. Length: 6:18.
April 29, 2005, Canada
by Jim Brown
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Researchers at the University of Calgary are checking
out a breathing exercise program to see whether it helps people with asthma.
Jim spoke with Dr. Bob Cowie and Buteyko Specialist Chris Bauman.
Requires Real Media Player
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Balanced
Living Magazine - Buteyko: Breathe through your Nose for a Healthier
Body & Mind
March-April. 2005
by Carol Baglia
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"Breathing is such a regular, involuntary process
that usually you do not pay attention to it unless you develop a problem
such as asthma, allergies or anxiety attacks. However, breathing properly
is as fundamental to your health as proper nutrition and physical exercise.
A multitude of factors can cause you to breathe inappropriately. These
include diet, drugs, emotions, environmental pollutants, illness, injury,
financial concerns and even mannerisms. “Improper breathing is a
common cause of ill health,” says alternative health guru Dr. Andrew
Weil.”
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| 2004 |
International
Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation - Buteyko: A Useful Tool
in the Management of Asthma
Vol.
11, Iss. 10
01 Oct 2004, pp 476 - 480
by Sandy Stapleton
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Medical management of asthma focuses on drugs which,
although effective, are costly and produce side-effects. Recent evidence
suggests a role for breathing interventions that reduce total ventilation,
such as the Buteyko method, which has strong similarities to techniques
already used by therapists to manage hyperventilation.
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NPR
The People's Pharmacy - Breathing For Good Health #489
Audio Clip. Length: 59:15.
April 2004
by Joe and Terry Graedon
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Although most of us take breathing for granted, paying
attention to breathing can affect our energy level, our blood
pressure and even help control asthma. On this show we will
find out how the simple act of breathing can profoundly affect
our health. GUESTS:
Yashna Maya Padamsee, yoga instructor; Eina Fishman, MD, Chief
of Staff, Samuel Stratton VA Medical Center, Albany, NY; Susan
Neves, Buteyko Instructor
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| 2003 |
Journal
of the New Zealand Medical Association:
Buteyko Breathing
Technique for asthma: an effective intervention
12-December-2003
Vol 116 No 1187
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Patrick McHugh, Fergus Aitcheson, Bruce Duncan and
Frank Houghton
Conclusions: BBT is a safe and efficacious asthma management
technique. BBT has clinical and potential pharmaco-economic
benefits that merit further study....
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| 2002 |
ABC
Channel 11 Raleigh/Durham - Article Title Here
17 July, 2002
by Angela Hampton
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More than 17 million Americans rely on rescue inhalers
to control their asthma. Over the past 20 years, asthma rates have risen
75% in the U.S. and childhood asthma has doubled. But a simple breathing
technique is helping thousands of people beat asthma-- in many cases, without
medication....
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| 2001 |
Health
Sciences Institute - Buteyko:
Breathe through your Nose for a Healthier Body & Mind
September 2001
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"While mainstream treatments try to "control" asthma
by throwing bronchodilators and steroids at the symptoms, an alternative
therapy developed by a Russian doctor has actually eliminated the cause
of asthma in over 90 percent of patients. For the 17 million Americans
suffering with asthma, this may finally provide them with true relief.”
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ABC
Australia News Program Catalyst: Asthma
- an alternative treatment
23 August, 2001
by Ray Moynihan
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After years of promoting asthma drugs for the pharmaceutical
giant Glaxo, a product manager jumps ship and begins promoting
non-drug treatment - an extraordinary defection.
After finding the Buteyko breathing technique subdued his own chronic asthma,
the manager resigned from the drug company and set up his own
Buteyko clinic...
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Australian Doctor - Study explains success of Buteyko
11 May, 2001
by Megan Howe
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A study showing more than one quarter of asthmatics have symptoms of dysfunctional breathing might explain the anecdotal success of the Buteyko method in treating asthma, researchers say....
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| 1998 |
BBC
News - QED Program - Breathless
18 August 1998
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The National Health Service (NHS) could save a fortune
in drug costs if asthmatics used a simple breathing technique,
according to claims made in a BBC TV programme...
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