Kuuntele Ed Harrold "Life With Breath" Podcast Series

🎙 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-Awareness Synopsis: 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.com Breathe with Jesse Coomer, Ed Harrold and many other talented breathwork teachers @TheBreathSource breathing app

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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!

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.com Enjoy both of us and other Breath Masters @TheBreathSource App.