Узнать о себе с помощью дыхания можно при помощи короткого теста:
✅ Сядьте комфортно, не разваливаясь ✅ Сделайте несколько циклов спокойного дыхания ✅ Включите в телефоне секундомер на 1 минуту ✅ Дышите спокойно и считать количество дыхательных циклов
В среднем за норму ЧДД (частоты дыхательных движений) у взрослого человека принято считать от 12 до 20.
Узнать о себе с помощью дыхания можно при помощи короткого теста:
✅ Сядьте комфортно, не разваливаясь ✅ Сделайте несколько циклов спокойного дыхания ✅ Включите в телефоне секундомер на 1 минуту ✅ Дышите спокойно и считать количество дыхательных циклов
В среднем за норму ЧДД (частоты дыхательных движений) у взрослого человека принято считать от 12 до 20.
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