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Which Deep Breathing Methods Work Best for Beginners with Anxiety?

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The panic sets in, and your brain is racing in a marathon, which it has not entered. The heart pumps, the breathing is shallow, and suddenly the world feels overwhelming, almost unbearable. You have been there (and most of us, by the way, have been there), and you have had experience of how hard it is to calm down at the time.

And here is the good news: you do not need any fancy tools, therapy apps, or a Zen garden in the backyard. At times, the only thing that can slow things down is to breathe. Yes, it sounds too easy; however, deep breathing does work. The trick lies in knowing the effective breathing techniques for anxiety and how to do them correctly.

In this article, I will explain all of this so you can understand it easily.

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A woman practices deep breathing as she sits cross-legged on a bed in a bright attic room, eyes closed and hands resting on her knees in meditation. An alarm clock and cup are beside her.

When Should You Practice Deep Breathing for Anxiety Management?

By Breathmastery, Stress Release

Let’s be honest. Anxiety does not exactly come knocking at the door and wait in a nice manner to allow you to prepare. It appears out of the blue – during the meetings, in the traffic, when your brain decides that it is the right moment to relive all the embarrassing moments you have ever had.

As it hits, your heart begins to race. Breathing gets shallow. Your chest tightens. You get a sense that you are running in a spiral, although nothing is really wrong.

Deep breathing exercises for anxiety come in there, literally.

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