Andrew Huberman· PhD
What I'm talking about here, regardless of whether or not it's called Wim Hof, Tummo, or super oxygenation, is rapid deliberate breathing.
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What I'm talking about here, regardless of whether or not it's called Wim Hof, Tummo, or super oxygenation, is rapid deliberate breathing.
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That's because when you do cyclic hyperventilation, you are expelling, you're exhaling more carbon dioxide than usual.