Controlled Breathing Plays an Important Role during the Adaptation to Highland
Journal Title: Scholars Academic Journal of Biosciences - Year 2014, Vol 2, Issue 4
Abstract
Abstract: Possibilities for adaptation to highland conditions with the method of controlled breathing are investigated. It’s revealed, that voluntary decreasing of respiratory rate (to 6 in minute) of pupils living in highland improves the heart functioning. It’s shown the possibility to correct the disturbances revealed during the investigation by using of the method of controlled breathing. Keywords: Adaptation to high altitude, Respiratory rate, Cardiovascular system, Controlled breathing.
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S. Aghadjanyan
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