Pursed lips breathing: The breathing technique briefly explained
Pursed lips breathing is an exhalation technique for patients with breathing problems. It works as resistance when breathing out. We show the advantages and how it works.
Save time with breathing therapy: 3 tips for patients with lung disease
People with lung disease spend a lot of time every day on their breathing therapy and inhalation to keep their lungs free from secretions. With our tips you can save time – with the same positive effect on your lungs.
Combining Autogenic Drainage with inhalation therapy: How it works and how it helps
Patients with respiratory disease use autogenic drainage to shift mucus from their lungs. The breathing technique can be combined with nebuliser therapy, with many benefits.
FAQs and answers to all your questions about inhalation for asthma
People with asthma often find that the bronchial tubes constrict. Inhalation therapy is an effective treatment. FAQs and answers to all your questions about inhalation for asthma are addressed here.
Peking Opera teenager: Overcoming asthma & carrying on a quintessential Chinese lineage
Here we want to introduce a young Peking Opera performer, who overcame bronchial asthma and persisted in undertaking vocational Peking Opera training, carrying on this traditional Chinese culture.
The articles found on the PARI Blog are written by the PARI Blog editorial team. The editorial team consists of PARI employees as well as external guest authors and freelance editors, some of them suffering from severe respiratory diseases themselves.