Andrew Huberman· PhD
So this is a, again, zero cost-- although it does cost a little bit of time-- zero cost approach to adjusting your normal pattern of breathing at rest, which has a huge number of positive outcomes in terms of your ability to stay relatively calm, to not get the hyperexcitability of the brain. It has actually been shown in various studies-- and we'll talk about one in particular later-- to greatly improve not just levels of calm and reduce bouts of stress but also improve nighttime sleep.