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Hi Mary I'm a BLF Active instructor in Rochdale and on this forum for the first time. Did the rehab help you to feel more physically capable of day to day activities over the 8 weeks? When I did my training I observed pulmonary rehab classes in the community and the nurses included advice on how...
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May I make a plea for more awareness of the Buteyko Method? The Buteyko Method was developed by a Russian doctor who devoted his life's work to a better understanding of breathing. In practical terms this training method eliminates chrinic hidden hyperventilation and enables patients to improve the...
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I came across this quite some time back. What worries me most is i am a regular smoker and this is the first i have come across this. COPD The most common cause of COPD is cigarette smoking; about 20 percent of smokers develop lung disease. Other causes of COPD are: breathing in dust and chemicals (vapors...