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A concise and rational course in hypnotism (1900)

Shed, Zach. [from old catalog] · [Denver? Col.] · leaf 14

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th the breathing of many persons isthat they breathe through the mouth instead of the nose. This is productive of muchtrouble which it is not necessary to discuss here. Show me a person who breathes welland I will show you one who is in quite nearly, if not in absolute, health. Position in… … into the lungs at a time. Increase the amount inhaled from time to time until you are able to take a fullbreath. Abdominal Breathing. That is filling the lungs so as to expand the lower part of the abdomen as well as the chest, is muchneglected. The circulation in and through the pelvic functions…

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