People often don't feel well when it's windy. Why is this?

Dr. Buteyko explained that with windy weather comes a change of atmospheric pressure. This reduces the level of carbon dioxide in the lungs, which is already scarce for most people. A CO2 deficit always leads to the deterioration of health and makes symptoms more active. This explains why a person's  health is often worse during the spring, when the weather is unstable and often windy.

When you know how to reduce your breathing, you can overcome the impact of windy weather on your health. When your breathing becomes healthy, you will no longer  be affected by weather changes.  

This month only, we are offering a complimentary Preliminary Consultation with Breathing Normalization™ specialists: Thomas Yakovlev-Fredricksen online via Skype or in person in Woodstock, NY;   Aleksandra Lugowska in person in Manhattan, NY;  or Jesse Steinberg in person in San Francisco, CA. This offer is for anyone who would like to strengthen their health by learning the Breathing Normalization™ method.   Please contact us at (800) 520-3450 or (845) 684-5456 to schedule your free consultation or click here.