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How to Harness Your Inner Power for Peak Performance
Mar 5, 2026
58m 25s
The Greatest Secrets of Breathwork for Stress Relief and Well-Being
Feb 10, 2026
50m 02s
Life With Breath Podcast With Lotte Paarup
Nov 4, 2025
46m 54s
NEW Podcast Episode with Stacey Millhorn
Oct 28, 2025
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Rewire Your Brain and Balance Your Hormones in 2 Minutes with Breathwork
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| 3/5/26 |  How to Harness Your Inner Power for Peak Performance✨ | breathworkathletic performance+4 | Nick Sweeney | Coherence | — | breathworkathletic performance+5 | — | 58m 25s | |
| 2/10/26 |  The Greatest Secrets of Breathwork for Stress Relief and Well-Being | In this episode of “A Life with Breath Expert Series,” I’m speaking with Dr. Justin Ternes, a physical therapist and breathwork coach. Justin shares how he integrated breathwork into his practice, especially during the pandemic, and discusses the science and art of breathing. We explore the role of the diaphragm, posture, the power of the exhale, and the benefits of carbon dioxide and breath holds for stress management. The conversation highlights practical breath techniques, mind-body connection, and how conscious breathing can enhance physical and mental well-being for everyone.We begin as Justin shares his background as a physical therapist and how he integrated breathwork, especially during COVID-19.The Diaphragm: Foundation of Breath (00:02:55)Discussion on the diaphragm’s role, its structure, and importance in breath and overall health.Posture, Presence, and Breath (00:06:26)Exploring the link between posture, presence, and breath, and how awareness of posture enhances well-being.Functional Fidgeting & Everyday Movement (00:10:09)The importance of movement variety, subtle posture shifts, and how breath naturally moves the body.The Power of Exhale (00:12:09)Challenges with exhale, especially in older adults, and its role in stress release and emotional health.CO2: The Overlooked Superpower (00:16:54)Benefits of amplifying CO2, including CO2 therapy suits and the physiological effects of increased CO2.Breath Holds & Stress Adaptation (00:23:06)How breath holds, especially while walking, can enhance presence, stress resilience, and cellular health.Breathwork for Physical Health & Weight Loss (00:27:02)Using breath control to mimic exercise benefits, improve circulation, and even support weight loss.Education vs. Experience in Breathwork (00:33:42)Balancing foundational education and experiential learning for effective breathwork practice.Fast Breathing: Purposeful Stimulation (00:34:24)The difference between unconscious and purposeful fast breathing, and its role in nervous system activation.Breath and the Brain (00:38:10)How conscious breath control affects different brain regions, enhances awareness, and supports mental performance.Breath as the Root of Health (00:42:57)Breath as foundational to health, its role in metabolic health, and the importance of addressing root causes.Breathwork as a Spark for Change (00:45:30)Breath as a tool for personal transformation, connecting conscious and unconscious processes.Justin’s Future Vision (00:46:21)Justin shares his goals for expanding breathwork locally and online, and his aspirations to work with athletes.About Justin Ternes:Dr. Justin Ternes is a Doctor of Physical Therapy, Breathwork Specialist, and founder of True Self Health & Human Performance. Based in the Ozark Mountains of Northwest Arkansas, he works with athletes, executives, and high-performers locally and globally, using breathwork, mindset training, and psychophysiology to reduce stress, sharpen focus, and build lasting resilience.With over 7 years in physical therapy, Justin expanded his practice into a holistic approach centered on the transformational power of breath, helping clients unlock peak performance and deeper self-connection through intentional breathing. Known for his experiential teaching style, he leads both in-person and virtual workshops and breathwork sessions, blending traditional healing practices with modern science. Go HEREEd’s Some Cool Stuff!Join Ed for his Foundations of Breath workshop | February 17th | 5:00 pm to 7:30 pm | Join HERE * Breath AS Medicine Trainings: 25-Hour Designed for Health & Wellness Professionals OR 15-Hour Designed for Personal Trainers & Fitness Professionals* Breath Coaching Sessions Tailored To Your Individual Health Goals* The Breath Source Breathing App: Deepen your practice with myself and over 50+ Breath Masters.* Aires Tech: Aires is a wellness technology designed to support how your body responds to the modern world we live in—especially the constant presence of wireless devices like phones, WiFi, and laptops.* SapienCE: A membership that offers unlimited reflective learning opportunities that reward CME/CE credits. Once you have a SapienCE membership, you can use it for reflective learning for all your continuing education needs.* Accelerated Health Products: Founded by renowned, NANP certified supplement expert Sara Banta, provides premium, high-quality supplements crafted in the USA at their FDA-approved facility, using only the finest ingredients. Enjoy 5% OFF with link* World of Moosh: Make feeling FANTASTIC an everyday thing with the POWER OF MUSHROOMS* Hydrofy: World’s 1st hydrogen infused electrolytes Get full access to Ed Harrold Breath AS Medicine at edharrold.substack.com/subscribe | 50m 02s | ||||||
| 11/4/25 |  Life With Breath Podcast With Lotte Paarup | In this episode of “Life with Breath Expert Series,” I’m sitting down with Danish breath expert Lotte Paarup, founder of 3D Breathing. Lotte shares her holistic approach to breathwork, emphasizing natural, three-dimensional breathing and the vital role of the diaphragm. She introduces her seven pillars of 3D Breathing, discusses the connection between breath, movement, and the nervous system, and offers practical tips for improving breath awareness. Our conversation highlights the importance of personalized breathwork and explores the emerging science of fascia, offering listeners accessible strategies for enhancing health, vitality, and well-being through conscious breathing.Episode Highlights:The Seven Pillars of 3D Breathing: A Deep DiveLotte’s 3D Breathing method is structured around seven foundational pillars. Each pillar addresses a unique aspect of breathwork, creating a holistic framework for transformation.Consciousness Around BreathKey Insight:Awareness is the first step. Most people are unaware of their habitual breathing patterns, which are often shallow, restricted, or disconnected from movement.Actionable Advice:* Spend a few minutes each day simply observing your breath.* Notice the length, depth, and quality of your inhales and exhales.* Avoid judgment—there is no “wrong” way to breathe at this stage.Turning on the DiaphragmKey Insight:The diaphragm is the primary muscle of respiration, yet many people have a “sleeping” or restricted diaphragm due to stress, poor posture, or lack of movement.Actionable Advice:* Place your hands on your lower ribs and feel for movement as you inhale.* Use props like soft balls or rolled towels under your back to encourage diaphragm activation.* Practice gentle, deep belly breathing to wake up the diaphragm.Facial Tissue ResetKey Insight:Tension in the facial muscles and fascia can restrict airflow and limit breath control.Actionable Advice:* Gently massage your jaw, cheeks, and forehead before breathwork.* Use imagery (e.g., “softening the face like melting butter”) to release tension.* Practice nasal breathing to engage facial structures and improve airflow.Freeing Up the AirwaysKey Insight:Open, unobstructed airways are essential for smooth, efficient breathing.Actionable Advice:* Practice nasal exhalation, which naturally filters and humidifies the air.* Experiment with different head and neck positions to find what opens your airways.* Use gentle humming or throat vibration to stimulate airway openness and vagal tone.3D IntegrationKey Insight:True breathwork involves the whole body, not just the lungs. The upper and lower body, rib cage, and diaphragm must move in harmony.Actionable Advice:* Try breathing exercises in various positions (lying down, sitting, standing).* Notice how your breath changes with different postures and movements.* Use hands-on techniques or props to guide your body into more expansive breathing.Core IntegrationKey Insight:The diaphragm is part of the core, working alongside the abs, pelvic floor, and back muscles to support posture and stability.Actionable Advice:* Engage your core gently during breathwork, especially on the exhale.* Visualize the diaphragm as a “floor” supporting your organs and spine.* Practice breathwork during core exercises (e.g., planks, bridges) to enhance integration.Movement IntegrationKey Insight:Breath should flow naturally with all movements, not just during exercise or meditation.Actionable Advice:* Bring conscious breathing into daily activities like walking, bending, or tying your shoes.* Notice when you hold your breath during stress or concentration, and gently release it.* Use breath as a cue to reset posture and movement throughout the day.The Diaphragm: The Unsung Hero of Breath and Core StabilityLotte describes the diaphragm as more than just a muscle—it’s a motor and a floor inside the body. In Danish, the word for diaphragm translates to “floor,” highlighting its role in separating and supporting the thoracic and abdominal cavities.Lotte’s Insights:* The diaphragm’s movement creates space for the heart and lungs, supporting circulation and body rhythm.* A stiff rib cage or restricted diaphragm leads to shallow, survival-mode breathing, which can tax the heart and reduce energy.* Diaphragm function is directly linked to core stability, posture, and even emotional regulation.Practical Tip:Spend time each day lying on your back with knees bent, hands on your lower ribs, and focus on feeling the diaphragm move down and out as you inhale.Breath and the Nervous System: Hacking Stress and Building ResilienceOne of the most powerful aspects of breathwork is its ability to regulate the nervous system. The conversation highlights:* The Vagus Nerve: The main nerve of the parasympathetic (“rest and digest”) system, which thrives on movement and freedom in the thorax, spine, and rib cage.* Nasal Exhalation and Throat Vibration: These amplify vagal tone, supporting self-regulation and calm.* Personalized Breath Holds: Holding the breath after the exhale (rather than after the inhale) promotes relaxation and parasympathetic activation.Actionable Advice:* Practice slow, nasal exhalations with a gentle “humming” sound to stimulate the vagus nerve.* Use breath holds after the exhale to deepen relaxation, but always stay within your comfort zone.Fascia, Breath, and Emotional ReleaseFascia—the connective tissue that envelops muscles and organs—plays a crucial role in breathwork. Latte and Ed discuss:* Fascia’s Elasticity and Memory: Fascia is more aware and communicative than muscle tissue, and restrictions can limit breath and movement.* Emotional Release: Releasing fascial tension can free stored emotions and improve biomechanics.* Facial Fascia: Restrictions here can hinder nose breathing and breath control.Practical Tip:Incorporate gentle self-massage, stretching, or rolling (e.g., with a soft ball) into your breathwork routine to release fascial tension.To learn more about Lotte, click HERE So see us both on The Breath Source app, click HERE Get full access to Ed Harrold Breath AS Medicine at edharrold.substack.com/subscribe | 46m 54s | ||||||
| 10/28/25 |  NEW Podcast Episode with Stacey Millhorn | In this episode of the “Life with Breath Expert Series,” I’m speaking with Stacey Millhorn of Pure Sweat and Float in Park City. We explore the science and benefits of infrared sauna and float therapy for detoxification, immune support, mental health, sleep, and nervous system repair. Stacey explains how combining these therapies with breathwork enhances relaxation and recovery. The conversation emphasizes the importance of slowing down, self-care, and reconnecting with curiosity and presence, offering listeners practical insights into holistic wellness and preventative health in today’s fast-paced world.This in-depth guide distills the main themes and actionable insights from our discussion, providing you with expert advice and practical steps to integrate these powerful modalities into your wellness routine.Highlights:* Infrared Sauna Therapy: Science, Benefits, and Best Practices* Float Therapy: Deep Restoration for Body and Mind* The Transformative Role of Breathwork* Creating a Sanctuary: The Importance of Environment and Simplicity* Prevention, Not Just Treatment: A New Paradigm for Wellness* Actionable Tips for Integrating These Modalities* Final Thoughts: Reclaiming Curiosity and Self-CompassionInfrared Sauna Therapy: Science, Benefits, and Best Practices What Sets Infrared Saunas Apart?Unlike traditional saunas that heat the air to over 200°F, infrared saunas use invisible wavelengths of light to heat your body directly at a cellular level. Stacey’s facility uses Sunlighten technology, which delivers three distinct wavelengths:* Near Infrared: Targets the skin, promoting wound healing and collagen production.* Mid Infrared: Penetrates muscles and joints, aiding in pain relief and inflammation reduction.* Far Infrared: Reaches deep into organs and blood, supporting detoxification and cardiovascular health.Key Insight: Infrared saunas can increase detoxification by up to 30% compared to traditional saunas, making them a more efficient and comfortable option for most people.Health Benefits Backed by Science* Detoxification: Sweating at a cellular level helps eliminate heavy metals, toxins, and metabolic waste.* Immune Support: Infrared heat stimulates heat shock proteins, which repair and protect cells, boosting immune resilience.* Cardiovascular Health: The body’s response mimics moderate exercise, increasing heart rate and circulation without physical strain.* Brain and Mental Health: Regular use reduces cortisol (the stress hormone), improves sleep quality, and may delay cognitive decline (e.g., dementia, Alzheimer’s).* Pain Relief and Recovery: Deep heat soothes sore muscles, supports joint health, and accelerates recovery from injury.Safety and Accessibility* Gentle and Low-Impact: Safe for most ages and fitness levels, including seniors and teens.* Medical Endorsement: Infrared light is used in neonatal care, underscoring its safety.* Contraindications: Always consult your healthcare provider if you have cardiovascular conditions, are pregnant, or have other medical concerns.Pro Tips for Maximizing Your Sauna Session* Hydrate Well: Drink water before, during, and after your session.* Go Natural: Use the sauna in minimal clothing or a provided wrap to maximize light exposure.* Combine with Breathwork: Deep, slow breathing enhances relaxation and detoxification.* Unplug: Avoid distractions—no phones or TVs. Use the time for meditation, reflection, or even a nap.* Track Your Progress: Wear a fitness tracker to monitor heart rate and calories burned (some report up to 500 calories in 45 minutes!).Float Therapy: Deep Restoration for Body and Mind What Is Float Therapy?Float therapy involves lying in a spacious suite filled with 1,500 pounds of medical-grade Epsom salt (magnesium sulfate) dissolved in water at body temperature. This creates a zero-gravity environment where you float effortlessly, free from external stimuli.Unique Features at Pure Sweat and Float:* Large, open float suites (not pods) for comfort and accessibility.* Calming ambiance with starry ceilings and underwater soundtracks.* Couples’ floats available for shared relaxation.* Profound Benefits of Floating* Nervous System Reset: Sensory reduction calms the amygdala, lowers cortisol, and shifts you into a parasympathetic (rest-and-digest) state.* Musculoskeletal Alignment: Floating relieves pressure on the spine, discs, and nerves—ideal for chronic pain, injury recovery, and spinal health.* Brain Health: Promotes theta brainwave states, fostering creativity, problem-solving, and deep mental rest.* Magnesium Absorption: Epsom salt delivers magnesium transdermally, supporting muscle relaxation, sleep, and stress reduction.* Emotional Wellbeing: The experience of weightlessness and silence helps process emotions, reduce anxiety, and cultivate mindfulness.Hygiene and Safety* Antiviral Environment: High salt concentration prevents microbial growth, similar to the Dead Sea.* Rigorous Filtration: Water is filtered and sanitized with UV ozone and medical-grade hydrogen peroxide between each client.* Regular Testing: Gravity and salt concentration are monitored for optimal safety and buoyancy.Making the Most of Your Float* Let Go of Expectations: The first session may feel unfamiliar—embrace the stillness and allow your mind to unwind.* Use Breath Awareness: Focus on your breath to deepen relaxation and anchor your attention.* Try Couples Floating: Share the experience with a partner to foster connection and presence.* Post-Float Integration: Take time afterward to journal, walk, or simply notice how you feel.The Transformative Role of Breathwork Why Breathwork MattersBreath is the bridge between body and mind. Conscious breathwork can:* Calm the Nervous System: Slow, deep breathing reduces stress and anxiety.* Enhance Therapy Benefits: Prepares your body for sauna or float sessions, making them more effective.* Improve Mental Clarity: Slows down racing thoughts, creating space for insight and creativity.* Support Emotional Regulation: Helps you respond thoughtfully rather than react impulsively.😰 Learn more about Pure Sweat & Float in Park City here📲 Check out breathing practices for sauna therapy in The Breath Source App here. We continue to build out this section with our partners at Pure Sweat & Float in Park City. Get full access to Ed Harrold Breath AS Medicine at edharrold.substack.com/subscribe | 30m 09s | ||||||
| 10/13/25 |  Rewire Your Brain and Balance Your Hormones in 2 Minutes with Breathwork | What if you could rewire your brain, balance your hormones, and reset your stress in just two minutes simply by changing the way you breathe? In this episode, Ed Harrold, author, educator, and founder of Go Be Great, explains how mindful breathing can reset your nervous system, balance your hormones, and even transform stress into fuel for growth. Inside the episode, you’ll learn: - Why the way you breathe can wire you for burnout or resilience - How nasal breathing can influence focus, immunity, and hormone health - What a 2-minute breath practice can do for you in real time - Where ancient wisdom and faith meet modern science in the breath - How transformation unfolds in the lives of athletes, executives, and moms alike Get full access to Ed Harrold Breath AS Medicine at edharrold.substack.com/subscribe | 43m 05s | ||||||
| 9/2/25 |  Life With Breath Podcast w. Gray Caws | In this episode of the "Life with Breath Expert Series," Ed interviews breathwork and movement expert Gray Caws. They explore Gray's holistic approach, blending the Oxygen Advantage method with mindful movement to support mental and physical health. The conversation covers the importance of intention, trust-building, self-value, and adapting practices for diverse groups. They discuss the science of circadian rhythms, the impact of mood, and the power of simplicity in wellness routines, emphasizing slow, mindful movement and breathwork as transformative tools for resilience and well-being in today’s fast-paced world.👉 Introduction and Gray’s Background (00:00:13)Gray introduces his work in breathwork, movement, and holistic health, and how he integrates these modalities.👉 Hybrid Techniques and Openness (00:03:34)Discussion on hybridizing modalities, being open to new techniques, and ensuring safety and scientific backing.👉 Universal Principles for Different Populations (00:07:28)Exploring how the same foundational practices apply to athletes, corporate clients, and others, with adjustments in language and approach.👉 Self-Value and Quality over Quantity (00:13:19)The importance of self-value, quality moments, and the challenge of quantifying subtle health improvements.👉 Heart Rate, Breath, and Conflict (00:16:07)How breath and heart rate influence conflict resolution and decision-making, and the value of slow, mindful movement.👉 Crawling, Movement Efficiency, and Learning (00:18:26)The significance of crawling and slow movement for stability, efficiency, and learning, including insights from Feldenkrais.👉 Slowness as Antidote to Modern Life (00:22:11)The power of slow, mindful movement and breath as a counterbalance to the fast pace and stress of modern society.👉 Bookends of the Day and Brain Rhythms (00:28:09)The value of morning and evening routines, brainwave transitions, and setting intentions at the start and end of the day.👉 Stress, Micro Victories, and Positive Reflection (00:30:27)Reframing stress, celebrating small wins, and ending the day with positive thoughts and anticipation for tomorrow.👉 Breath Rates, Heart Rates, and Nervous System (00:36:38)Breath and heart rates as indicators of nervous system state and their relevance in performance and health. 👉 Breathwork and Mental Health (00:37:41)The role of breathwork in mental health, the need for caution, and the value of subtle, safe practices.👉 Powerful vs. Subtle Breathwork (00:39:35)Balancing strong techniques like breath holds with subtle practices, and tailoring approaches to individual needs.👉 Mood, Circadian Rhythms, and Environment (00:44:08)Exploring the concept of mood, its links to circadian rhythms, environment, and personal experiences. Explaining circadian biology, cortisol rhythms, and practical ways to align breath and movement with daily energy cycles.👉 Simplicity, Value, and Social Media Overwhelm (00:55:30)Emphasizing the power of simple, accessible practices and self-value amidst overwhelming health information online.Learn more about Gray Caws @ https://adventuresinmovement.comSome Cool Stuff!* Breath AS Medicine Trainings: 25-Hour Designed for Health & Wellness Professionals OR 15-Hour Designed for Personal Trainers & Fitness Professionals* Breath AS Medicine Pro: An advanced, 8-week instructor masterclass designed specifically for nurses, psychotherapists, health & wellness coaches and fitness professionals looking to take their breathwork knowledge and training to the next level.NEXT SESSION FOR HEALTH & WELLNESS COACHING BEGINS SEPT 3RD* Breath Coaching Sessions Tailored To Your Individual Health Goals* SapienCE: A membership that offers unlimited reflective learning opportunities that reward CME/CE credits. Once you have a SapienCE membership, you can use it for reflective learning for all your continuing education needs.* The Breath Source Breathing App: Deepen your practice with myself and over 50+ Breath Masters.* Accelerated Health Products: Founded by renowned, NANP certified supplement expert Sara Banta, provides premium, high-quality supplements crafted in the USA at their FDA-approved facility, using only the finest ingredients. Enjoy 5% OFF with link* World of Moosh: Make feeling FANTASTIC an everyday thing with the POWER OF MUSHROOMS• 8. Hydrofy: World’s 1st hydrogen infused electrolytes Get full access to Ed Harrold Breath AS Medicine at edharrold.substack.com/subscribe | 57m 21s | ||||||
| 6/24/25 |  Breathe First, Sprint Later | Before I sprint up this mountain, I breathe.Not to catch my breath—but to train it. To prepare my nervous system, prime my lungs, and get into flow before the first stride.Nasal breathing before a high-intensity sprint does more than calm the mind. It builds CO₂ tolerance, stabilizes heart rate, and oxygenates the body efficiently. It tells your system: We’re safe. We’re focused. We’re ready.Out here, nature becomes the track, the gym, the teacher. When you train with intention—when you breathe with intention—you’re no longer just working out. You’re evolving. You're rewiring how your body responds to challenge.And here’s the secret: the sprint doesn’t begin when your feet launch forward. It begins in the stillness……with your mouth closed, your awareness inward, and your breath slow and steady.Train your breath like you train your body. It’s your most powerful performance tool.Watch the video to see how I prep for hill sprints with nasal breathing—and then give it a try next time you hit the trail.👉 Train privately with me? Zoom sessions available for you or small groups👉 GET MY WORKOUTS IN THE BREATH SOURCE APP👉 PERSONAL TRAINERS & FITNESS COACHES …. LEARN MORE IN MY 15-HOUR BREATH AS MEDICINE TRAINING FOR FITNESS PROFESSIONALS Get full access to Ed Harrold Breath AS Medicine at edharrold.substack.com/subscribe | 0m 59s | ||||||
| 6/14/25 |  Life With Breath Podcast Episode with Cara Bradley | In this episode, we're talking with Cara Bradley, a renowned teacher and writer, to discuss mindfulness, movement, and personal growth. Cara shares her journey from yoga and fitness instruction to writing daily mindset messages on Substack. Together, they explore the importance of listening to the body, embracing self-compassion, and reclaiming movement as a joyful birthright. Cara offers insights on navigating midlife changes, letting go of self-judgment, and empowering women through education and awareness. The conversation inspires listeners to reconnect with their bodies and approach life’s transitions with curiosity and kindness.Mindfulness Practice and Introduction (00:00:13)Cara explains her move from podcasting to writing daily mindset messages on Substack.Cara’s Teaching Journey and Yoga Studio (00:08:51)Cara shares her background in teaching movement, opening a yoga studio, and her experiences in the fitness industry.The Language of the Body (00:12:12)Discussion on listening to the body’s sensations and the importance of movement and stillness.Childlike Mindset and Aging (00:13:43)Exploring the value of a childlike approach, aging, and letting stories fade into the background.Chronological vs. Biological Age (00:16:11)Conversation about mindset, energy, and not acting one’s chronological age.Interrupting Old Thought Patterns (00:17:00)Cara discusses how practices help interrupt and replace old, limiting thought patterns.Gardening the Mind (00:18:08)Using the metaphor of gardening to describe tending to one’s thoughts and mental patterns.Returning to the Body for Answers (00:19:32)Advice on using the body as a guide, focusing on pleasure in movement, and asking the body questions.Movement as a Birthright (00:20:54)Cara emphasizes reclaiming movement from the fitness industry and exploring diverse ways to move.Present-Moment Fitness and Longevity (00:22:54)Ed reframes exercise as a present-moment practice for deeper self-connection and longevity.Learning New Movement Patterns (00:23:31)Cara shares her experience starting CrossFit at 60 and the benefits of learning new movement patterns.Advice for Reentering the Body (00:25:19)Cara offers tips for those who feel disconnected or unsafe in their bodies, including self-compassion practices.Letting Go and Self-Compassion (00:29:27)Cara shares a practice of gentle inquiry and letting go, inspired by her meditation teachers.Rewriting the Story After 60 (00:30:39)Cara and Ed discuss possibilities and mindset for thriving in the next phase of life.Empowering Midlife Women (00:32:22)Cara speaks about menopause, supporting midlife women, and the potential impact of empowered women.How to Connect with Carol (00:35:24)Carol shares how listeners can find her on Substack and her website for daily mindset boosts. Substack: https://substack.com/@carabradley Website: www.carabradley.com Sponsors:👉 SapienCE: A membership that offers unlimited reflective learning opportunities that reward CME/CE credits. Once you have a SapienCE membership, you can use it for reflective learning for all your continuing education needs. https://sapiencepro.co/edharrold👉 The Breath Source Breathing Apphttps://portal.thebreathsource.app/register?pap_id=EdHarrold👉 Accelerated Health Products: Founded by renowned, NANP certified supplement expert Sara Banta, provides premium, high-quality supplements crafted in the USA at their FDA-approved facility, using only the finest ingredients. Enjoy 5% OFF https://www.acceleratedhealthproducts.com/?sca_ref=7973139.mwHA6DD7MNFi5d👉 World of Moosh: Make feeling FANTASTIC an everyday thing with the POWER OF MUSHROOMS www.worldofmoosh.com 👉 Hydrofy Hydrogen Infused Electrolyte water https://bit.ly/43WQC7p Get full access to Ed Harrold Breath AS Medicine at edharrold.substack.com/subscribe | 36m 19s | ||||||
| 6/7/25 |  Nasal Breathing: Your Built-In Altitude Training Tool | Out here on the trail, with the rhythm of the earth beneath my feet and the sky wide open above me, breath becomes more than just function—it becomes a guide.Nasal breathing during cardio—especially while hiking or exercising at elevation—is one of the most powerful ways to train your body and mind. When you breathe through your nose, you filter, warm, and humidify the air. You increase nitric oxide production, improve oxygen uptake, and build CO₂ tolerance—all of which support cardiovascular endurance and cognitive clarity.Being outdoors amplifies these benefits. The terrain challenges your body. The altitude asks more of your lungs. And nature? Nature reminds your nervous system how to come back home.Watch this short clip of a recent hike and follow along with a few nasal breathing drills you can use the next time you’re out moving.👉 GET MY WORKOUTS IN THE PERFORMANCE SECTION OF THE APP👉 PERSONAL TRAINERS & FITNESS COACHES …. LEARN MORE IN MY 15-HOUR BREATH AS MEDICINE TRAINING FOR FITNESS PROFESSIONALS Get full access to Ed Harrold Breath AS Medicine at edharrold.substack.com/subscribe | 1m 00s | ||||||
| 5/17/25 |  Life With Breath Podcast w. Dr. Peter Litchfield | In this episode, we speak with Dr. Peter Litchfield, an expert in human performance, respiration, and psychology. Dr. Litchfield discusses the intricate relationship between breathing and both physiological and psychological health. He explains that breathing is not merely mechanical but also a psychological phenomenon, emphasizing the importance of carbon dioxide in the body. Dr. Litchfield shares insights on the mechanics of breathing, its impact on heart rate and neural activity, and the significance of maintaining proper carbon dioxide levels. The episode aims to educate listeners on how understanding and improving breathing patterns can enhance overall well-being.Introduction of Dr. Peter Lynch (00:00:13)Dr. Peter Litchfield highlights his expertise in human performance and respiration. He discusses his journey into the field of respiration and its psychological implications.The Importance of Breathing (00:02:56)Dr. Litchfield explains the significance of breathing in relation to physiology and psychology.Carbon Dioxide in Respiration (00:05:29)A discussion on the role of carbon dioxide in the body and its misunderstood nature.Exhalation and Breathing Mechanics (00:10:12)Peter clarifies the passive nature of exhalation and common misconceptions about breathing.Breathing and the Autonomic Nervous System (00:15:52)Discussion on the relationship between breathing patterns and the autonomic nervous system.Breathing Mechanics vs. Respiration (00:18:30)Peter differentiates between breathing mechanics and the physiological process of respiration.Regulation of Carbon Dioxide Levels (00:23:35)Dr. Litchfield explains how the body regulates carbon dioxide levels through breathing.Breathing Rates and Physiological Balance (00:25:12)Discussion on maintaining carbon dioxide concentration regardless of breathing rates during various activities.The Role of Carbon Dioxide (00:30:11) Dr. Litchfield highlights the importance of carbon dioxide in oxygen delivery and its impact on the body.Understanding the Diaphragm (00:33:53) The diaphragm's role in breathing and its connection to psychological control is explored.Impact of Trauma on Breathing (00:38:20) Dr. Litchfield emphasizes that dysfunctional breathing can be a coping mechanism for trauma and PTSD.Learning and Habits in Breathing (00:45:05) Dr. Litchfield explains how habitual breathing patterns are learned and can be triggered by various stimuli.Case Study of an Olympic Athlete (00:48:44) A story about an Olympic athlete with unpredictable breathing issues highlights the complexities of respiration.Understanding Oxygen Issues (00:50:52) Discussion about a patient's oxygen problems related to eating and stress.Applications of Breathing Techniques (00:57:08) Examples of how breathing behavior analysis is applied in various fields.Specific Applications in Gaming (01:00:28) Case study on improving gamers' reaction times by managing carbon dioxide levels.Better Physiology Company (01:04:02) Overview of a company focused on identifying dysfunctional breathing habits.👇 Some Cool Stuff!1. Breath AS Medicine+: Sessions weave together breathwork, mindfulness, nature, psychological & physiological resilience and circadian health into a transformative holistic approach to improving your health and well-being. NEXT SESSION BEGINS JULY 12TH www.edharrold.com2. Breath AS Medicine Pro: An advanced, 8-week instructor masterclass designed specifically for nurses, psychotherapists, health & wellness coaches and fitness professionals looking to take their breathwork knowledge and training to the next level. www.edharrold.comNEXT SESSION FOR HEALTH & WELLNESS COACHING BEGINS MAY 28TH3. SapienCE: A membership that offers unlimited reflective learning opportunities that reward CME/CE credits. Once you have a SapienCE membership, you can use it for reflective learning for all your continuing education needs. www.sapiencepro.co Get full access to Ed Harrold Breath AS Medicine at edharrold.substack.com/subscribe | 1h 07m 28s | ||||||
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| 5/10/25 |  The World of Moosh & Microdosing | Siobhan and Mike have a mission to help humanity transition from a troubled past to a more efficient present, ultimately aiming for a brighter future. Siobhan explains that "The World of Moosh" is not just about selling products; it's about promoting a holistic approach to mental health and wellness. Initially focused on microdosing with mushrooms, the company envisions expanding its offerings to include various modalities that promote overall well-being.Mike shares the origins of their company, emphasizing the high-quality mushroom products and microdosing protocols they offer. He notes the growing body of scientific evidence supporting the benefits of microdosing, contrasting it with the past perception of mushrooms as merely recreational substances. Both Siobhan and Mike reflect on their personal experiences with microdosing, describing how it has allowed them to be more present and cultivate a sense of gratitude.Mike explains that microdosing involves taking a sub-perceptual dose of mushrooms, meaning it enhances daily tasks without altering consciousness. The goal is to find the right dose that works for the individual, as sensitivity can vary from person to person.Practical Tips for Microdosing:Start Low and Go Slow: Begin with a very small dose and gradually increase it until you find the optimal amount that enhances your daily activities without causing noticeable changes in perception.Consistency is Key: Incorporate microdosing into your routine consistently to experience its full benefits. Siobhan mentions that their product comes in a convenient pouch, making it easy to integrate into daily life.Listen to Your Body: Pay attention to how your body and mind respond to different doses. Everyone's sensitivity is different, so it's crucial to find what works best for you.Siobhan shares her initial motivation for microdosing, which was to enhance focus and productivity. However, she discovered unexpected benefits, such as a deeper connection with her children and friends. This newfound sense of connection became a driving force behind her passion for promoting the benefits of microdosing.Mike emphasizes that microdosing fosters a greater awareness of one's thoughts and emotions. He discusses the importance of not allowing external factors to dictate one's mood, advocating for personal empowerment in managing emotional responses. This practice encourages individuals to reclaim their power over their emotions and not let external circumstances dictate their feelings.The conversation delves into the significance of mindset in shaping one's perception of reality. Mike articulates that negative thoughts can lead to frustration and a distorted view of the world. He encourages listeners to reclaim their power over their emotions and not to let external circumstances dictate their feelings.Some Cool Stuff!1. Breath AS Medicine+: Sessions weave together breathwork, mindfulness, nature, psychological & physiological resilience and circadian health into a transformative holistic approach to improving your health and well-being. www.edharrold.com2. Breath AS Medicine Pro: An advanced, 8-week instructor masterclass designed specifically for nurses, psychotherapists, health & wellness coaches and fitness professionals looking to take their breathwork knowledge and training to the next level. www.edharrold.com3. SapienCE: A membership that offers unlimited reflective learning opportunities that reward CME/CE credits. www.sapiencepro.co4. The Breath Source Breathing App: Deepen your practice with myself and over 50+ Breath Masters. https://portal.thebreathsource.app/register?pap_id=EdHarrold5. Accelerated Health Products: Enjoy 5% OFF https://acceleratedhealthproducts.com/edharrold6. World of Moosh: Make feeling FANTASTIC an everyday thing with the POWER OF MUSHROOMS. www.worldofmoosh.com Get full access to Ed Harrold Breath AS Medicine at edharrold.substack.com/subscribe | 13m 28s | ||||||
| 4/19/25 |  Life With Breath Podcast Episode W. Sara Banta | In this episode, host Ed Harrold and guest expert Sara Banta delve into the critical role of thyroid health in overall well-being. Ed begins with a grounding meditation, setting a reflective tone. Sara explains how stress, diet, and lifestyle choices impact thyroid function, metabolism, and emotional health. She highlights the importance of proper testing, nutrition, and supplements, such as iodine, to support thyroid health. The discussion also covers the gut-thyroid connection, the role of cortisol, and the liver's importance in hormone conversion. Practical lifestyle changes, including sleep, breathwork, and mindful eating, are recommended to improve thyroid function and reduce stress. 🎙 Introduction and Welcome (00:00:13) Ed Harold introduces Sara Banta, highlighting her expertise and connection to thyroid health. 🎙 Importance of Thyroid Health (00:04:05) Discussion on the thyroid's role in metabolism and its impact on overall health and well-being. 🎙 Thyroid Hormones Explained (00:05:55) Overview of T4 and T3 hormones, their functions, and the importance of proper testing. 🎙 Impact of Chronic Stress (00:07:04) Chronic stress's effects on gut health and its link to thyroid issues and autoimmune responses. 🎙 Stress Eating Cycle (00:08:09) Connection between stress and unhealthy eating habits leading to blood sugar spikes. 🎙 Strategies to Manage Stress (00:09:30) Suggestions for lowering cortisol, including sleep, breath work, and walking. 🎙 Hypothalamus-Pituitary-Thyroid Axis (00:09:30) Explanation of the HPT axis and its role in thyroid hormone conversion under stress. 🎙 Emotional Impact of Stress (00:12:08) Discussion on how stress affects emotions and thyroid health, leading to a cycle of dysfunction. 🎙 Sex Hormones and Stress (00:13:20) Effects of stress on sex hormones and the implications for both men and women. 🎙 Misdiagnosis of Depression (00:14:35) Highlighting the risk of misdiagnosis in patients with thyroid issues mistaken for depression. 🎙 Iodine's Importance (00:20:57) Discussion on iodine deficiency and its critical role in thyroid health and energy production. 🎙 Accelerated Iodine Supplement (00:23:38) Introduction of a specific iodine supplement and its benefits for cellular health and thyroid function. 🎙 Thyroid Health and Stress Management (00:24:55) Discussion on how aromatic herbs and supplements support thyroid health and manage stress. 🎙 Importance of Liver Health (00:26:22) Addressing liver health's critical role in energy, fat burning, and chronic disease prevention. 🎙 Detoxing the Liver (00:28:09) Introduction of accelerated liver care supplements for detoxification and liver regeneration. 🎙 Impact of Stress on Digestion (00:31:38) Exploration of how stress influences appetite and digestion, affecting food choices. 🎙 Finding Gratitude in Daily Life (00:41:08) Emphasizing the importance of gratitude and mindfulness in enhancing daily experiences. 🎙 Connecting with the Collective (00:46:09) Encouragement to focus on collective well-being and the interconnectedness of human experiences. 👉 Follow Sara Banta Accelerated Health Products. Enjoy 5% OFF with link https://www.acceleratedhealthproducts.com/?sca_ref=7973139.mwHA6DD7MNFi5d YouTube @AcceleratedHealthSaraBanta IG @ Acceleratedhealthproducts Group Coaching Telegram @ Accelerated Health w. Sara Banta 👀 Some More Cool Stuff 1. Breath AS Medicine+: Sessions weave together breathwork, mindfulness, nature, psychological & physiological resilience and circadian health into a transformative holistic approach to improving your health and well-being. NEXT SESSION BEGINS JULY 12TH 2. SapienCE: A membership that offers unlimited reflective learning opportunities that reward CME/CE credits. https://www.sapiencepro.co/?peachs_apc=ed-harrold 3. The Breath Source Breath App https://portal.thebreathsource.app/register?pap_id=EdHarrold Get full access to Ed Harrold Breath AS Medicine at edharrold.substack.com/subscribe | 47m 57s | ||||||
| 3/29/25 |  Life With Breath Podcast W. Dr. Tanmeet Sethi, Integrative & Psychedelic Physician | In this podcast episode, Ed and Dr. Sethi, an Integrative Physician, explore themes of self-awareness, joy, and the healing power of service. The episode begins with a guided meditation led by Ed, setting a tone of mindfulness. Dr. Seth shares her 26 years of experience in integrative medicine and personal stories, particularly about her second child's health challenges. She emphasizes the importance of joy, breath, gut health, and self-compassion. The conversation also covers parenting strategies, empowering children through choices, and the significance of self-care and emotional support in fostering resilience and well-being.👃Introduction (00:04:32)Ed introduces Dr. Sethi and asks for a background on her journey in integrative medicine.Dr. Sethi shares her experience in complex primary care and global trauma work, emphasizing vibrant health.👃Joy vs. Happiness (00:05:55)Dr. Sethi discusses the distinction between joy and happiness, highlighting joy's accessibility despite life's challenges.👃Breath and Health (00:17:03)Dr. Sethi explains the critical role of breath in longevity and overall health, linking it to vitality.👃Gut Health Connection (00:19:14)Discussion on the relationship between gut health and breath, emphasizing the importance of digestion and microbiome.👃Breath and Mind States (00:21:22)Dr. Sethi highlights how different breathing techniques can induce various mental and emotional states. The speakers discuss how breath can help manage stress and promote a sense of safety and creativity.👃Understanding Breath (26:12)Discussion on how understanding breath can support personal well-being and energy management.👃Supporting Children’s Development (26:26)Advice for parents on nurturing children's physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual growth.👃The Importance of Presence (27:59)Emphasizing the need for parents to be present rather than fixers in their children's lives.👃Navigating Teen Years (32:17)Advice for parents on maintaining relationships with teenagers through support and boundaries.👃Collective Family Growth (35:52)Reflection on the equalization of family dynamics as children grow and parents share challenges.👃Community Response to Health Crises (43:04)Concerns about the current health leadership and hope for collective action in crises.👃Finding Clarity Amid Overwhelm (45:06)Encouragement to take small steps towards alleviating stress and finding clarity.About Dr. Tanmeet SethiTanmeet Sethi, MD is an Integrative and Psychedelic Medicine Physician, activist, author, and TEDx speaker who has dedicated her career to care for the most marginalized patients in Seattle’s refugee, uninsured and homeless populations as well as global communities traumatized by manmade and natural disasters as senior faculty for The Center for Mind Body Medicine. Her first book, Joy Is My Justice: Reclaim Yours Now, (Hachette, 2023) is a radical call to claim Joy as our birthright, the deepest liberation we can know and a path to power through oppression. She is also a Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Washington and a primary clinical investigator there on the plant medicine, psilocybin. In her clinical practice, she weaves modern and ancient medicine to catalyze the most profound healing. Website: https://www.tanmeetsethimd.comSubstack: https://tanmeetsethimd.substack.comBook: www.joyismyjustice.comInstagram: @tanmeetsethimdSome Cool Stuff!🫁 Breath AS Medicine+: Sessions weave together breathwork, mindfulness, nature, psychological & physiological resilience and circadian health into a transformative holistic approach to improving your health and well-being. NEXT SESSION BEGINS APRIL 12TH www.edharrold.com📲 The Breath Source Breathing App: Deepen your practice with myself and over 50+ Breath Masters. https://portal.thebreathsource.app/register?pap_id=EdHarrold Get full access to Ed Harrold Breath AS Medicine at edharrold.substack.com/subscribe | 46m 52s | ||||||
| 3/22/25 |  Life With Breath Podcast With Jennifer Bailey-Hobbs | In this episode of the "Life with Breath Expert Series," Ed Harrold discusses the transformative power of breathwork with guest Jen Bailey Hobbs. Jen shares her journey of overcoming significant weight loss through breathwork & cold immersion. The conversation covers the balance of feminine and masculine energies, the role of breath in high-stress situations, and the importance of authenticity and self-love. Both agree on the potential for breathwork to foster a more compassionate and connected world.👉Jen's Journey to Breath Awareness (00:01:11)Jen shares her experience of discovering breathwork during a period of poor health.👉The Power of Breath (00:05:09)Jen emphasizes the importance of conscious breathing and its transformative effects.👉Authenticity and Self-Expression (00:10:29)Jen highlights the importance of being authentic and how it encourages authenticity in others.👉The Human Doer vs. Being (00:12:42)Ed contrasts the active doer with the inner being, emphasizing self-acceptance.👉Weight Loss Journey (00:14:47)Jen shares her significant weight loss journey and the emotional and physical transformation.👉The Complexity of Addiction (00:21:40)Discussion on the deeper issues behind addiction and the gratitude felt after overcoming it.👉Understanding Temporary States (00:27:04)Jen reflects on her journey of self-acceptance and the realization that weight is temporary.👉First Steps to Change (00:28:18)Jen shares her initial steps toward transformation and the mental discipline required.👉Awareness and Energy Connection (00:32:47)Jen explains how increased energy enhances self-awareness and emotional well-being.👉Gratitude and Positive Vibration (00:34:20)The impact of gratitude on personal energy and attracting positive experiences.👉Fear as a Motivator (00:37:58)Jen explores how fear can drive personal growth and the importance of embracing it.👉Feminine Energy and Equality (00:42:12)Reflection on the historical imbalance between feminine and masculine energies in society.👉Balancing Masculine and Feminine Energies (00:44:11) Jen shares her experience of balancing masculine and feminine energies in her career.👉Role Model in Policing (00:44:32) Jen reflects on becoming a senior female police officer and its empowering influence.👉Breath and Emotional Regulation (00:47:29) Using breathwork to manage high emotions in critical situations is highlighted.👉Historical Use of Breath (00:48:19) Jen recalls the historical significance of breath in police training and operations.👉Resistance to Breath Awareness (00:49:11) Discussion on people's reluctance to engage with breathwork despite its benefits.👉Fear and Paradigm Shifts (00:50:02) Exploration of the fear associated with changes in consciousness and breathwork.👉Longevity and Love (00:52:13) Jen discusses the connection between longer life expectancy and the presence of love.👉Health of the Planet and Women (00:54:01) Ed emphasizes the vital role of women's health in the overall health of the planet.👉Authenticity and Love (00:54:19) Jen highlights the importance of authenticity and love in personal interactions.👉Self-Love and Its Importance (00:54:55) Discussion on self-love as essential for personal well-being and relationships.👉Follow Jen:IG @ breath_move_bee & seedlings_retreats_by_jenFB @ Jennifer.bailyhobbs & SeedlingsRetreatsandHolidays & Seedlingsphotosbychris/61568676461080/Email: info@seedlingsretreatsandholidays.com👉Some Cool Stuff @ www.edharrold.com1. Breath AS Medicine+: NEXT SESSION BEGINS APRIL 12TH2. Breath AS Medicine Pro: Advanced, 8-week instructor masterclass 1. FITNESS BEGINS APRIL 2ND 2. HEALTH BEGINS MAY 28TH👉SapienCE: A membership that offers unlimited reflective learning opportunities that reward CME/CE credits. https://sapiencepro.co/edharrold20% OFF HARROLD20📲The Breath Source App: https://portal.thebreathsource.app/register?pap_id=EdHarrold Get full access to Ed Harrold Breath AS Medicine at edharrold.substack.com/subscribe | 58m 28s | ||||||
| 2/21/25 |  Life With Breath Podcast with Guest Zaid K Dahhaj, Circadian Optimization Coach | In this episode, host Ed Harrold and guest Zaid K Dahhaj delve into the fascinating world of circadian biology and its profound impact on human health. Ed begins with a guided meditation, setting a reflective tone. Zaid explains how light, especially sunlight, influences bodily functions like sleep, hormone regulation, and overall well-being. They discuss the roles of cortisol and melatonin, the benefits of morning sunlight, and the differences between natural and artificial light. Emphasizing the importance of aligning with natural circadian rhythms, they offer practical tips for enhancing health, vitality, and longevity through mindful light exposure and reconnecting with nature.👉Understanding Sleep and Light (00:05:38)Zaid explains the relationship between sleep cycles and light exposure, emphasizing their interconnectedness.👉Circadian Mechanisms and Health (00:06:06)Zaid elaborates on how circadian genes regulate bodily functions based on environmental cues.👉Body's Awareness of Seasons (00:07:13)Ed reflects on how the body intuitively recognizes seasonal changes and their effects.👉Cortisol and Melatonin Dynamics (00:08:42)Zaid breaks down the relationship between cortisol and melatonin and their roles in daily rhythms.👉Morning Light Exposure (00:10:31)Zaid explains the benefits of morning sunlight on circadian alignment and health.👉Benefits of Sunlight on Skin (00:15:58)Zaid discusses the positive effects of sunlight on skin health and overall well-being.👉Difference Between Natural and Artificial Light (00:19:20)Zaid highlights the contrasting effects of natural blue light from the sun versus artificial sources.👉Understanding Circadian Disruption (22:14)Zaid discusses how modern lifestyles lead to chronic circadian disruption and its health implications.👉The Role of Green Light (23:46)Exploration of green light's potential benefits, particularly in reducing headaches and migraines.👉Historical Context of Sunlight Perception (26:18)Zaid explains how historical campaigns shifted public perception, making people fear sunlight.👉Empowerment Through Nature (32:51)Zaid emphasizes personal responsibility in health and the power of natural practices.👉Effects of Artificial Light (38:50)Discussion on how artificial lighting, particularly LEDs, negatively affects circadian rhythms.👉Nature vs. Artificial Light (41:20)Zaid contrasts the perfect lighting from nature with the detrimental effects of man-made light sources.👉Skin as a Light Sensor (42:40)Exploration of how skin acts as a second pair of eyes, sensing light for circadian regulation.👉The Interaction of Light with Skin (00:43:51)Discussion on how red and infrared light penetrates the skin and affects bodily tissues.👉The Photoelectric Effect (00:44:50)Exploration of how sunlight interacts with melanin to create free electrons, boosting energy production.👉Enhancing Mitochondrial Function (00:45:13)Insights on improving the electron transport chain and ATP production through sunlight exposure and grounding.👉Follow Zaid:IG @zaidkdahhajYouTube @the2ampodcastX @zaidkdahhajSubstack @ zaidkdahhaj.substack.comwww.zaidkdahhaj.com 👉"Reflect" on this podcast with SapienCE. SapienCE is a membership that offers unlimited reflective learning opportunities that reward CME/CE credits. https://sapiencepro.co/edharrold (USE HARROLD20 FOR 20% DISCOUNT)👉Breath AS Medicine+: Sessions weave together breathwork, mindfulness, nature, psychological & physiological resilience and circadian health into a transformative holistic approach to improving your health and well-being. NEXT SESSION BEGINS APRIL 12TH👉Breath AS Medicine Pro: An advanced, 8-week instructor masterclass 1. NEXT SESSION FOR FITNESS PROFESSIONALS BEGINS APRIL 2ND 2. NEXT SESSION FOR HEALTH & WELLNESS COACHING BEGINS MAY 28TH👉Subscribe & Get 20% OFF Substack membership https://edharrold.substack.com/LWB20 Get full access to Ed Harrold Breath AS Medicine at edharrold.substack.com/subscribe | 47m 49s | ||||||
| 2/6/25 |  Life With Breath w. Dr. Erica Matluck | 🎙 In this podcast episode, host Ed Harold and Dr. Erica Matluck delve into the complexities of modern health and healing. Erica shares her journey from conventional to alternative medicine, emphasizing the importance of integrating Western and Eastern practices. They discuss the holistic nature of healing, highlighting the roles of self-awareness, stress management, and the therapeutic relationship. The conversation also explores the impact of nature, the significance of emotional and spiritual well-being, and the need for a balanced approach to health. Erica advocates for addressing root causes of illness and reconnecting with the body and nature for true healing.👉 Introduction to the Episode (00:00:13) Ed Harold welcomes Dr. Erica Matluck and expresses excitement about their conversation on healing.👉 East vs. West Medicine (00:03:09) Discussion on the differences between Western reductionism and Eastern quantum models of medicine.👉 Bridging Medical Practices (00:04:17) Erica describes her journey between conventional and alternative medicine, emphasizing a balanced approach.👉 Nature's Healing Power (00:06:42) Ed and Erica discuss the importance of connecting with nature for holistic healing.👉 Self-Awareness and Stress (00:09:51) The speakers emphasize the importance of recognizing stress triggers and the body's responses.👉 Nature's Plan and Safety (00:11:10) Erica talks about trusting nature's plan and finding safety in challenging environments.👉 Building Trust in Healing (00:15:13) The importance of trust in the doctor-patient relationship for effective healing is highlighted.👉 The Problem-Based Medical System (00:17:25) Erica critiques the conventional system's focus on problems rather than overall well-being.👉 Time Travel and Consciousness (00:20:57) Discussion on the concept of time travel through memories and the importance of present awareness.👉 Finding Stillness (00:22:14) Erica emphasizes the challenge of finding stillness and silence in today's fast-paced culture.👉 Nature's Wisdom (00:24:24) Erica shares her mantra of looking to nature for guidance and clarity in difficult situations.👉 The Moment of Change (00:24:39) Discussion on the growing interest in alternatives to conventional medicine over the years.👉 The Four Quadrants of Health (00:25:46) Introduction to the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual aspects of health.👉 Sensory Experience and Pleasure (00:26:29) Emphasizing the importance of sensory experiences in healing and body awareness.👉 Emotions and Physical Connection (00:30:58) How emotions and physical sensations are intertwined and affect overall well-being.👉 Movement and Energy Flow (00:35:47) The importance of movement in processing emotions and preventing stagnation.👉 Attention as Currency (00:39:36) The role of attention in connecting spiritual and mental health for healing.👉 Chakras and Health (00:45:42) Understanding chakras as connections between physical and metaphysical aspects of health.👉 Root Cause Medicine Discussion (00:50:23) Erica challenges conventional views on root causes of disease, emphasizing unconscious themes affecting physical and emotional health.👉 Chasing Themes of Dysfunction (00:51:39) Erica explains how themes of dysfunction manifest across different aspects of life, leading to disconnection from oneself.👉 Discomfort and Avoidance (00:52:55) The speakers discuss the discomfort of uncertainty and its impact on decision-making in relationships and career choices.👀 Dr. Erica Matuck:website: www.experiencesevensenses.comIG: @experiencesevensensesSubstack: @drericamatluck🎧 75% of HCPs to listen to podcasts for educational learning. Turn Podcasts into reflective learning opportunities with SapienCE powered by Learner+https://sapiencepro.co/edharrold 👃 The Breath Source breathwork apphttps://portal.thebreathsource.app/register?pap_id=EdHarrold Get full access to Ed Harrold Breath AS Medicine at edharrold.substack.com/subscribe | 54m 22s | ||||||
| 11/13/23 |  The Language Of Breath With Jesse Coomer | 🎙 I am thrilled to have the opportunity to speak with Jesse Coomer on the launch of his new book on breath, "The Language Of Breath" now available where books are sold.➡️ FIRST 25 MINUTES ARE A GUIDED BREATH EXPERIENCE. I typically like to start my Podcasts with a 1 to 2 minute guided experience to get us present and ready to listen to our guests. With Jesse, spirit took us. We went back and forth co-creating an experience that came from the ethers. What a treat!!!! We actually separated this into a separate video you can enjoy on Ed's YouTube channel. Now, back to the interview . . . Jesse and I talked about how breathwork is a tool for transforming mindsets and belief systems, his work with first responders/police/military, awareness skills and how the reality is . . . NONE OF US ARE STUCK! You have the power to transform your mental and emotional patterns and it all starts with HOW you're breathing.👀 About Jesse Coomer:Since 2011, I have been an English Professor, and this year, after years of doing breathwork as my second job, I left academia to focus on my growing breathwork career. This passion turned into a profession back in 2016 when I was part of the first Wim Hof Method Instructor program. (I am no longer affiliated with Hof;) For years I was the English Professor who also taught people breathing techniques and cold training. In the early days, I was narrowly focused on Wim Hof, but in the years that followed, I began teaching mixed methods to my clients and in workshops. I even taught breathwork to my college students when I saw them getting extra stressed. In 2020, I self-published my first book, A Practical Guide to Breathwork: A Remedy for the Modern Human Condition, and it has quickly become one of the most recommended books on the topic of breathwork. In 2020 I also began working a lot with first responders, and this year I made breathwork history by creating the first-ever breath coach certification for first responder trainers which has just been accepted by one of the largest police academies in the USA, the Indianapolis Metro Police Academy. This year I also graduated my first class of breathworkers in The Language of Breath Philosophy, which is explained in this book. While I work with people of all backgrounds, much of my work recently has been in drug recovery and public safety. My goal is to bring a better understanding of what we are as humans to my clients so they can take positive actions to improve their lives and the world. www.jessecoomer.com📕 Jesse's Book: The Language of Breath: A Unified Philosophy of Breathwork and Self-AwarenessSynopsis: The book begins by explaining to readers that humans are an action-oriented species, heavily influenced by unconscious processes which make up our subjective experience. What we experience as physiological and emotional stress are signals from our unconscious which are meant to improve our chances of survival or move us to specific actions or behaviors. However, due to common misconceptions, we often misunderstand these communications, leading us to suffer from the same physiological and emotional responses which are actually meant to help us survive and thrive. Using interoception and breathing exercises (which cover a wide gamut of angles), this book offers a method of learning to form a better relationship with one’s unconscious-self. All of this is done with a tone and depth which is meant for the average person seeking to pick up breathwork or a current practitioner seeking to gain a more holistic understanding and practice.----------------------------------------------------------------To learn more about Ed Harrold and his "Life With Breath" applying "Breath AS Medicine" , visit www.edharrold.comBreathe with Jesse Coomer, Ed Harrold and many other talented breathwork teachers @TheBreathSource breathing app Get full access to Ed Harrold Breath AS Medicine at edharrold.substack.com/subscribe | 1h 14m 35s | ||||||
| 11/13/23 |  Positivity & The Power Of Connection With Jared "Banksy" Danielson | Positivity & The Power Of Connection With Jared "Banksy" Danielson by Ed Harrold Get full access to Ed Harrold Breath AS Medicine at edharrold.substack.com/subscribe | 1h 02m 11s | ||||||
| 11/13/23 |  Pushing Beyond Yourself In Fitness & Exercise Performance With Dan Duran, ISSA International | Pushing Beyond Yourself In Fitness & Exercise Performance With Dan Duran, ISSA International by Ed Harrold Get full access to Ed Harrold Breath AS Medicine at edharrold.substack.com/subscribe | 56m 21s | ||||||
| 11/13/23 |  Keep Your Brain Buff . . . Brain Fitness For Everyone With Jonathan Ross | Exercise offers numerous benefits for brain health. Regular physical activity has been shown to have a positive impact on cognitive function and can help maintain and improve brain health in various ways. Here are some of the key benefits of exercise for the brain:Improved Cognitive Function: Exercise can enhance cognitive abilities such as memory, attention, and executive function. It stimulates the release of neurotrophic factors like brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF), which support the growth and maintenance of brain cells.Enhanced Mood: Exercise triggers the release of endorphins, which are natural mood elevators. Regular physical activity can help reduce symptoms of anxiety and depression and improve overall emotional well-being.Stress Reduction: Physical activity can help reduce stress by lowering the levels of stress hormones like cortisol. It also promotes relaxation and can serve as a healthy coping mechanism for stressors in daily life.Increased Blood Flow: Exercise improves blood circulation, which means more oxygen and nutrients are delivered to the brain. This increased blood flow can enhance brain function and support the growth of new blood vessels.Neuroprotection: Regular exercise has been linked to a reduced risk of neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease. It may help protect the brain from age-related decline and damage.Enhanced Brain Plasticity: Exercise can promote neuroplasticity, which is the brain's ability to adapt and reorganize itself. This is important for learning and memory as it allows the brain to form new connections and pathways.Better Sleep: Regular physical activity can improve the quality and duration of sleep. Adequate sleep is essential for cognitive function, memory consolidation, and overall brain health.Weight Management: Maintaining a healthy weight through exercise can reduce the risk of obesity-related conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease, which are associated with cognitive decline.Social Engagement: Some forms of exercise, like group fitness classes or team sports, provide opportunities for social interaction. Social engagement is important for mental well-being and can contribute to brain health.Reduced Inflammation: Chronic inflammation is associated with various neurological disorders. Exercise can help reduce inflammation in the body, which may have a protective effect on the brain.Stimulation of Neurotransmitters: Exercise can influence the levels of neurotransmitters such as serotonin and dopamine, which play key roles in mood regulation and motivation.Increased Brain Volume: Some studies suggest that regular physical activity can lead to increased brain volume, particularly in regions associated with memory and learning.Join me as we dive into this topic with Jonathan Ross more deeply. About Jonathan:His “800 Pounds of Parents” directly inspired Jonathan’s prolific fitness career. He is a multi-Personal Trainer of the Year Award-Winner (ACE, IDEA, PFP Magazine), creator of Funtensity™, brain fitness visionary, and author of the book, Abs Revealed. His Alzheimer’s and Brain Fitness Specialist Video Course is changing the future of brain health through fitness. A former astronomer, Jonathan used to study stellar bodies – now he builds them – and just may be the first Astro-Fitness-ist! Get full access to Ed Harrold Breath AS Medicine at edharrold.substack.com/subscribe | 54m 26s | ||||||
| 11/13/23 |  Breathwork, Psilocybin & Other Healing Benefits With Morris Weintraub | Thrilled to spend some time with one of my fellow Breath Masters on the healing benefits of breathwork, psilocybin and cold therapy. Morris is a highly skilled breathing coach and breathwork facilitator who believes true health is impossible to achieve through physical pursuits alone. For Morris, optimal health begins when mind, body & emotions work synergistically to propel us toward a natural state of positivity. Vinyasa yoga, kundalini yoga and breathwork certified, Morris uses breath, meditation and movement to guide his clients toward physical health and inner acceptance. Whether prescribing functional breathing programs for CEOs and professional athletes or leading Transformational Breathing classes to expand the mind and open the heart, Morris crafts each session to meet his client’s personal goals. Above all, Morris believes in the transformational power of the breath, whether it’s to release stored emotions or overcome physical limitations. As Morris likes to say, “If you don’t want to change, don’t breathe," because he knows from experience the breath will change you from the inside out. Learn more about Morris at: MorrisWeintraub.comEnjoy both of us and other Breath Masters @TheBreathSource App. Get full access to Ed Harrold Breath AS Medicine at edharrold.substack.com/subscribe | 52m 29s | ||||||
| 9/11/23 |  Dan Ritchie @ Functional Aging Institute on Health, Fitness & Aging | My overall health and well-being is my #1 priority. If I have my health, I am rich and strong on EVERY level. I thoroughly enjoyed speaking with Dr. Dan Ritchie on the why's of aging well. If you're going to live until your 80's, how do you want your 80's to feel? For me, I want to be as active and healthful as possible. When our physical health is good, this translates into good mental health. Exercise doesn't have to be a chore. It can be your favorite activity like walking your dog. The point is, stay active, move your body, engage your mind into the present moment. About Dr. Dan Ritchie:Dr. Dan Ritchie started his fitness career at Southeast Missouri State University with a bachelor’s degree in Fitness and Sports Medicine and then spent a year as a graduate assistant coaching Division 1 athletes. He completed his master’s degree in Health & Physical Education at the University of Wisconsin- Whitewater, where he won the 2002 Thesis of the Year. Then Dan continued as a Lynn Fellow at Purdue University, completing his PhD in Kinesiology with a minor in Gerontology.Since 2007 Dan has owned and operated Miracles Fitness in West Lafayette, Indiana, where he and his staff have trained over 2000 clients. With over 20 years of experience, he has extensive knowledge on training the mature adult market and has equipped people in their 50s, 60s, 70s, and beyond to achieve their goals and enhance their functional longevity. Dan was the 2014 PFP Trainer of the Year, and then shortly after he and Dr. Cody Sipe co-founded the Functional Aging Institute.Dan is a sought-after expert and speaker at national and international events on topics like balance for older adults, personal training, business development, the global aging phenomenon, and functional aging training models. He’s routinely interviewed for podcasts, webinars, and on-online education summits. Dan lives in West Lafayette with his wife and five kids.functionalaginginstitute.comhttps://www.facebook.com/functionalag...https://www.instagram.com/faieducation/To learn more about breathwork in fitness & exercise:1) Personal Trainers/Coaches: You can learn all about my breath training philosophy in fitness and exercise performance thru my 15-hr Breath AS Medicine Training. 👃 https://www.edharrold.com/breath-medi...2) Individuals: Check out @thebreathsource App. 🫁 Unlock the full power of breathwork and elevate your practice to new heights with The Breath Source App! With exclusive content and classes not available on YouTube, you'll discover a world of co-created breathing exercises, classes and trainings each tailored to fit your unique needs. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced practitioner, our team of global Breath Masters offer various styles and will guide you every step of the way. There's even something for kids! We've got something for the entire family.👃Join now for FREE and start experiencing the ultimate breathwork journey. Available on BOTH IOS & ANDROID. Discover living YOUR "life with breath" and join us on The Breath Source app.👉 DOWNLOAD HERE https://thebreathsource.pxf.io/edharroldFollow Ed:https://www.instagram.com/Ed_Harrold/ https://www.facebook.com/edharrold/https://www.linkedin.com/in/edharrold...Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/edharrold Get full access to Ed Harrold Breath AS Medicine at edharrold.substack.com/subscribe | 51m 32s | ||||||
| 9/11/23 |  David Florence Interview On The Practice Of Breathwork | Thrilled to have the opportunity to discuss how the practice of breathwork and cold therapy transformed Dave Florence's life and how his career is centered on breathing practices for optimal health and performance. @EvolutionofDave Have you discovered your "life with breath"?👉 Learn more about Dave FlorenceAfter a life-altering head injury in 2017, David embarked on a personal journey to improve his mental and physical well-being, which he chronicled on his YouTube channel ‘Evolution of Dave’. Through Cold Therapy and Breath-Work, he awakened his mind and pursued an insatiable quest for knowledge. Now a SOMA Breath Instructor, Clinical Hypnotherapist, NLP practitioner, a positive psychology and Flow Coach, David works with individuals one-on-one as well as running workshops and online programmes to help people find more flow, lightness and ease. His programmes as well as work in the corporate sphere combine breath-work, movement, rituals, and positive psychology. He also coaches execs and entrepreneurs to help relieve them of some of the negative psychological trappings that come with the societal definition of success. 👀 Follow Dave:www.daveflorence.com / evolutionofdave https://www.instagram.com/evolution_o...🫁 Interested in working with Ed? https://www.edharrold.com/breath-coac... 👃LEARN HOW TO TRAIN YOURSELF & YOUR CLIENTS IN NASAL DOMINANCE IN FITNESS & EXERCISE WITH OUR 15-HR BREATH AS MEDICINE TRAINING ... 👀 HERE https://www.edharrold.com/breath-medi... Visit my website @ www.edharrold.com. Join me on my social channels:Instagram @Ed_HarroldFacebook @EdHarrold YouTube @EvolutionofDave Unlock the full power of breathwork and elevate your practice to new heights with The Breath Source App! Join now for FREE and start experiencing the ultimate breathwork journey. Available on BOTH IOS & ANDROID. Discover living YOUR "life with breath" and join us on The Breath Source app.📲link in bio to download OR CLICK HERE https://thebreathsource.pxf.io/edharrold Get full access to Ed Harrold Breath AS Medicine at edharrold.substack.com/subscribe | 1h 09m 54s | ||||||
| 9/11/23 |  Breathing And The Nervous System Interview With Adam Hart | Today we talk with Adam about breathing and the nervous system. Breathing plays a crucial role in influencing the nervous system, particularly the autonomic nervous system (ANS). The ANS is responsible for regulating involuntary bodily functions, including heart rate, blood pressure, digestion, and respiratory rate. It consists of two main branches: the sympathetic nervous system (SNS) and the parasympathetic nervous system (PNS).The SNS is associated with the body's "fight-or-flight" response, which prepares the body for action and stress. On the other hand, the PNS is responsible for the body's "rest-and-digest" response, promoting relaxation, rest, and recovery.The way we breathe directly affects the balance between these two branches of the autonomic nervous system. Here's how:👉 Sympathetic Activation: When we breathe rapidly and shallowly, particularly in response to stress or anxiety, it stimulates the SNS. This leads to an increase in heart rate, blood pressure, and the release of stress hormones like cortisol and adrenaline. This type of breathing pattern can heighten feelings of anxiety, tension, and arousal.👉 Parasympathetic Activation: On the other hand, slow, deep, and diaphragmatic breathing activates the PNS. This type of breathing signals the body to relax, triggering the relaxation response. It helps slow down the heart rate, lower blood pressure, and reduce the production of stress hormones. Deep breathing can induce a sense of calmness, improve focus, and promote overall well-being.👉 Heart Rate Variability (HRV): Breathing also influences heart rate variability, which is the variation in time intervals between heartbeats. High HRV is associated with better overall health and a more flexible autonomic nervous system. Slow, deep breathing has been shown to increase HRV, indicating a shift towards parasympathetic activation and a more balanced nervous system.In summary, slow, deep, and diaphragmatic breathing can promote relaxation, reduce stress, and help restore balance between the sympathetic and parasympathetic branches of the autonomic nervous system. It can be an effective tool for managing stress, anxiety, and improving overall well-being.Adam Hart is a leading expert in nervous system regulation and how to get unstuck. He is a best selling author who’s mission is to help busy parents transform the symptoms of the daily grind into more loving relationships and daily fulfillment.Learn more about Adam at www.clearimpact.ioInterested in working with Ed? https://www.edharrold.com/breath-coac... 👃LEARN HOW TO TRAIN YOURSELF & YOUR CLIENTS IN NASAL DOMINANCE IN FITNESS & EXERCISE WITH OUR 15-HR BREATH AS MEDICINE TRAINING ... 👀 HERE https://www.edharrold.com/breath-medi... Visit my website @ www.edharrold.com. Join me on my social channels:Instagram @Ed_HarroldFacebook @EdHarrold Unlock the full power of breathwork and elevate your practice to new heights with The Breath Source App! Join now for FREE and start experiencing the ultimate breathwork journey. Available on BOTH IOS & ANDROID. Discover living YOUR "life with breath" and join us on The Breath Source app.📲link in bio to download OR CLICK HERE https://thebreathsource.pxf.io/edharrold Get full access to Ed Harrold Breath AS Medicine at edharrold.substack.com/subscribe | 1h 00m 51s | ||||||
| 2/10/23 |  30 Years In The Exercise & Fitness Business - The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly With Greg Mack | Can't wait to dive into how his career has shifted over the years based on how the industry has shifted.As Founder and CEO, Greg's vision for Physicians Fitness LLC was shaped 30 years ago while working as a lay assistant to chiropractic physicians in a sports medicine clinic. It was during this tenure that he noticed the unfortunate reality that most of the patients of the clinic were there, and frequently returned, as a result of poor physical conditioning. The medical and chiropractic staff encouraged these patients to participate in exercise and fitness programs, but did not have the time nor resources to effectively assess, develop, and implement a safe, global health-fitness plan. Greg wanted to provide a solution. Get full access to Ed Harrold Breath AS Medicine at edharrold.substack.com/subscribe | 59m 58s | ||||||
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