Many sufferers of anxiety and panic seek non pharmaceutical relief with breathing techniques. This app is FREE and one of the easiest to follow...

Many sufferers of anxiety and panic seek non pharmaceutical relief with breathing techniques. This app is FREE and one of the easiest to follow along with. Whether you want to set it for square breathing (4 seconds in, 4 seconds pause, 4 seconds out, 4 seconds pause), or longer deliberate exhalation breathing (very effective in slowing the heart rate down), this app can be modified to your liking. Just like any breath you take there are variations to the process depending on the circumstances. Regulating your breathing is an easy way to connect with the present moment and calm your spirits in only a few minutes of practice.

One of my favourite breathing techniques I do for about five minutes daily is 4 seconds in, hold of half a second and breath out for 14 seconds. Your breathing range may take a while to get to that 14 seconds of full exhalation but once you get there you will be amazed at how quickly your heart begins to slow down. While breathing out, almost pretend like you are playing a wind instrument. This will help you to release less air than usual, extending the duration of the exhale breath!

Use this app to set your appropriate timing and guide yourself out of any anxious situation.

Give it a try and let me know what works for you!

Paced Breathing App

Paced Breathing App

Paced Breathing App

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  • S

    October 27, 2015 #3 Author

    Can you please give me clear and detailed directions on hiw to download “Paced Breathing” app?
    Please consider me as “tech- challenged”.
    Cannot recall my Apple Store password!
    Thanks so much.
    S

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  • growthguided

    October 27, 2015 #4 Author

    Go to this link here https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.apps.paced.breathing&hl=en
    then press the green button which says install. It is through google and not through the apple app store.

    I hope that makes sense.

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  • Karen Deem

    April 4, 2016 #5 Author

    Can you recommend one for weight loss?

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    • growthguided

      April 5, 2016 #6 Author

      Hi Karen. I’m not too familiar with weight loss apps other than the myfitnesspal app. I know a few people who use it and have found success with it. It allows you to calculate the caloric value of every item of food you eat, keeping you accountable to reach your goal weight. There is a premium app you can buy but I think the free version is more than good enough. I hope that works out for you. Wishing you massive success with your new goal.

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