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Iceman breathing


“Iceman” refers to the Dutch legend Wim Hof. He holds 26 Guinness World Records, including being immersed in ice for 73 minutes and 48 seconds. On February 16, 2017, he published a book called The Way of the Iceman. The Chinese literal translation is “The Way of the Iceman”, but the Chinese version released in Taiwan on November 5th 2018 is called “Iceman Breathing Method, I will never get sick again”. The iceman breathing method is to breathe 30 times with a big mouth and hold the breath for another 30 seconds. It is best for beginners to practice with someone nearby. Science has proven that Wim Hof’s breathing control and cold training methods can significantly increase energy levels, improve blood circulation, reduce stress, strengthen the immune system, strengthen the body, successfully fight against many diseases, relax the body and strengthen autonomy through steady and deep breathing The nervous system trains the contraction and expansion of blood vessels, thereby enhancing immunity, helping many people stay away from high blood pressure, diabetes, cancer, depression, etc. Although this book advocates that holding your breath is good for your health, scientific evidence shows that holding your breath for a long time may be possible It can cause damage to the brain, kidneys, and lungs. The experiment of exposure to extreme cold (suffocation and extreme cold) is said to be something everyone can do, but if your body cannot be exposed to extreme cold, it may also cause harm to your body. Be careful as practice !

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