By: Quinn Jackson | 2010-12-07 | Law There was a phrase developed about thirty years ago that labels most drivers at one time or another during their career on the roads. A driver suffering from road rage can be seen performing obscene gestures and actions, riding recklessly due to emotions caused by other drivers, and making threats. Road rage can be a large factor in the event of an auto accident. read more
By: Larry Tobin | 2011-07-21 | Health & Fitness Everyone knows how important breathing is to the body. In an emergency, we can go weeks without food and several days without water or sleep. We won't be in the best of health, but it is possible to survive without these necessities in a pinch. However, anyone who goes more... read more
By: Louie | 2010-12-04 | Cars None of us likes feeling stifled. And if we are working hard not only do we not want to be stifled we want as much fresh air as we can take in with deep gasping breaths. read more
By: Rhonda Jones | 2010-10-29 | Health & Fitness Deep breathing has many health benefits which include relieving stress, strengthening the immune system, accelerating the healing process, burning calories, and promoting peace of mind, among others. We don't hear a whole lot about deep breathing unless we are practicing meditation or yoga-type postures. read more
By: Dr. Jennifer Howard | 2010-12-21 | Motivation How do you feel when you don't know the answer to a question? You might be thinking, well that depends on the question. Yet, many people feel anxious when they don't have answers. As children some of us were told that it's not ok to question things, or that someone who acts like they "know" is the real authority so asking questions might imply that you are less than others. I like to look at questions and questioning in a different way, in a deeper way. read more
By: Juancho S Gaerlan | 2010-04-03 | Health & Fitness To achieve and maintain quality health, regular detox is necessary. Detox promotes the health of the immune system and natural healing. But most detox procedures today are costly. The good news is, there is a powerful, all-natural, and free means of detoxifying. It is through having regular sessions of inner deep breaths. Deep breathing promotes quality health at the cellular level. read more
By: Dane C. Fletcher | 2010-03-26 | Exercise Breathing is an important part of exercising. Effective breathing while you are performing weight exercises especially is very important since it provides your muscle with adequate amounts of oxygen for the oxidation process at muscle cells sites. read more
By: Patrice Ruggieri | 2010-04-02 | Weight Loss Learn how to lose weight by getting in control of your day. Don't let stress turn your day into diet train wreck. A simple solution to a daily obstacle. read more
By: Ursula Popp | 2010-03-31 | Alternative Medicine Sutherland's theory and treatment techniques continue to be studied in-depth and then expanded by other osteopaths and health care professionals since, and have found their way out of the profession of osteopathy into the bodywork community as a whole. Today this work is most commonly known as cranial work or cranio-sacral therapy. read more
By: Catherine Auman | 2010-03-28 | Alternative Medicine When we breathe, we can feel our feelings, both pleasurable and difficult. In this culture, however, we are taught to do whatever we can to avoid feeling bad. Anything unpleasant, and we are expected to will it away, or dispense of it through alcohol, food, or positive thinking. Holding one's breath is quite effective at stopping feelings. It works. read more
By: Matt Le Tutla | 2010-04-01 | Meditation There is more to Meditation breathing than just taking long, deep breaths although that is a good place to start. Once you are meditating on a more regular basis and you want to start achieving deeper levels of meditation and relaxation you will need to try using different breathing techniques to help you reach those goals read more
By: Judy Rodman | 2010-03-30 | Music Can't seem to get enough breath for singing or speaking? Run out of breath too soon to complete your phrases? You'll be amazed at the breath you have when you apply these 5 tips. read more
By: woodwind | 2010-12-14 | Yoga The Ocean Breath — sometimes called "rib breathing" or the "upward-moving breath" — oxygenates your blood. It stimulates your circulation and gives you a burst of energy. This dynamic breath awakens you and brings you into the present moment. It's also a warming breath read more
By: John Skelton | 2010-04-03 | Music We all breathe. (It's true!) However, the simple mechanics of everyday breathing does not provide enough air for good wind performance. Wind players (including performers on both woodwind and brass instruments) must take in more air so that there is enough pressure to maintain a good tone. It is sometimes difficult to describe how to achieve this without use of imagery. Yet, with a little practice, you can easily train yourself to take in a good amount of air with every breath. read more
By: woodchuck | 2010-12-09 | Yoga The Complete Breath is a wonderful breath to live your life with — it's the basis of all other breathing techniques and is at the very heart of yoga-withweights exercises. read more