One hour of slow breathing changed my life
I started reading his book <i>Breath</i>, and he made the starting claim that, in essence, you could choose to be either energetic or restful by picking one nostril to breathe out of for awhile. (Naturally we breath out of one nostril at a time, and the body goes back and forth, but "it's a balance that can also be gamed").<p>I found this claim a bit... suspicious, and Googled, and didn't find much scientific evidence for this claim. I found a bunch of blog posts by yoga-affiliated people, and the like.<p>I asked about this on Biology Stack Exchange, unfortunately with no answer.<p><a href="https://biology.stackexchange.com/questions/94651/" rel="nofollow">https://biology.stackexchange.com/questions/94651/</a><p>I would be very curious if any HN reader knows more about this. That said, my impression of Nestor (who is a journalist, and not a scientist) was that he was perhaps a bit too eager to jump to conclusions.