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Singing
with Asthma
I have noticed over time with my voice
students that singers with asthma significantly benefit from learning
to “breathe low.” All of my asthmatic students that learn proper
breathing and vocal support techniques have fewer asthma attacks and
less frequent need for inhalers than they did before studying
singing. The reasons I have seen for this happy accident is that
singers learn to breathe in a very relaxed way. In fact, the best
way to draw in air is not to “inhale,” the kind of sucking-in air that
produces a gasping sound. When my asthmatic students learn to
take in air without the gasping inhale, they learn to relax and have
more control over all the muscles in their torso that get tense and
spasm during an asthma attack. So if you or someone you know has
asthma and wants some natural relief from it, study singing and learn
to breathe low!
For more information and lessons on how to learn the low breathing
technique, visit www.sing-in-tune.com
for the “HOW TO BREATHE FROM
THE DIAPHRAGM WITH EASE” course. |