Nitric Oxide as prevention or treatment of COVID..?

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Join Dr. Van Dyken as she explores the use of nitric oxide as a potential preventative agent and/or treatment for COVID-19.
Nitric Oxide: [youtu.be]​
Nasal Breathing, Humming and Nitric Oxide: [youtu.be]
9:04 in the video she brings up Pre-Atrial Contractions ( irregular / extra heart beats ) how humming helped it.
Looks like she has more video's .



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/06/2021 07:04PM by Todd.

Didn't yet watch videos, but, from memory, nasal breathing has 15x the nitric oxide of mouth breathing and humming 15x that of nasal breathing. So always breathe through your nose when you are around folks, and if you are close to them, hum.

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GeorgeN
Didn't yet watch videos, but, from memory, nasal breathing has 15x the nitric oxide of mouth breathing and humming 15x that of nasal breathing. So always breathe through your nose when you are around folks, and if you are close to them, hum.

"Enough to clear the nasals but not make you dizzy", or the High? Gosh, as an avid mouth breather, I would love to give that a try.

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"Enough to clear the nasals but not make you dizzy", or the High? Gosh, as an avid mouth breather, I would love to give that a try.

Nasal breathing is normal and doesn't make you high or dizzy. I've only done humming for short periods. I think it is a known technique in pranayama and other eastern breathing techniques.

Nasal breathing is a big deal, in my opinion. Patrick Mckeown is a great breathing instructor in Ireland. This podcast interview with UK doc Rangan Chatterjee interviewing Patrick is a good survey on the topic. Patrick's website: [oxygenadvantage.com]

Another great website is by a T! diabetic who noticed his glucose control got much better with breathing exercises [www.thebreathingdiabetic.com]



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GeorgeN

"Enough to clear the nasals but not make you dizzy", or the High? Gosh, as an avid mouth breather, I would love to give that a try.

Nasal breathing is normal and doesn't make you high or dizzy. I've only done humming for short periods. I think it is a known technique in pranayama and other eastern breathing techniques.

Nasal breathing is a big deal, in my opinion. Patrick Mckeown is a great breathing instructor in Ireland. This podcast interview with UK doc Rangan Chatterjee interviewing Patrick is a good survey on the topic. Patrick's website: [oxygenadvantage.com]

Another great website is by a T! diabetic who noticed his glucose control got much better with breathing exercises [www.thebreathingdiabetic.com]

Humming to the point of just before getting dizzy, were her words in the video. Regardless, of course nasal breathing is a big deal and
highly encouraged by my last sleep doctor, "For optimum cpap therapy, you are going to need to train yourself to use a nasal mask."

I used to take L-arginine (turns into nitric oxide) for angina. It was recommended by the women’s cardiac center at Cedars-Sinai. Then they did a 180 and said it has an increased potential to cause deaths and insisted I stop.

[www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]
Wrote an article to confirm Cedars-Sinai opinion.

About l-arginine

[www.webmd.com]

People here are coming up with numerous covid cures. I am posting as a warning to do your homework and ask your cardiologist over YouTube to confirm it’s safe.



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