Sentence examples for alleviating breathing from inspiring English sources

The Alexander technique was developed in the 1890s by Frederick Alexander, who credited the technique with alleviating breathing problems, curing hoarseness, and fixing bad posture.

The use of asthma medications such as inhalers can help alleviate breathing difficulties resulting from exposure.

Breathing exercises such as pursed lip breathing and diaphragmatic breathing were used between the exercises to alleviate intercostal breathing.

This condition (known as the bends) is extremely painful and may cause death; it can be alleviated by breathing, instead of air, a mixture of helium and oxygen because the solubility of helium in blood is much lower than that of nitrogen.

Becky's treatment with two rounds of Z-Pak antibiotic for what looked like an upper respiratory infection didn't alleviate her breathing problems.

For such an individual, the palliative care team would discuss a protocol with the patient and family members so they would know in advance the series of steps they can take to alleviate a breathing problem before it becomes a crisis.

A small number of observational studies [ 5, 42, 43] have examined the role of HT in preventing or alleviating sleep-disordered breathing (SDB), which is more common among postmenopausal women and may be a confounder in the present analysis.

To compare the effects of breathing supplemental oxygen vs air on alleviating motion sickness in healthy adults.

These benefits may result from improved oxygenation and reduced work of breathing that alleviate respiratory load.

Thus, mechanical ventilation is often required in such patients in order to improve oxygenation and alleviate the work of breathing.

Slow, deep breathing slowed my heart rate and brought my blood pressure down, alleviating my insatiable rage.