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Buteyko is a clinically proven technique that delivers immediate and sustained relief from breathing-related problems. It is drug free and can be practised by children and adults.
Buteyko Breathing Clinics provide private consultations and programmes for people needing treatment for snoring, sleep apnoea, insomnia, asthma, sinusitis, hay fever, allergies, chronic bronchitis, COPD / emphysema, anxiety or panic attacks, and other breathing-related disorders. The clinics also offer specialised programmes for athletes wanting to boost sport performance.
There is an underlying cause common to all these conditions: incorrect breathing. The Buteyko breathing technique has been the subject of eight published studies and is endorsed by the British Guideline on the Management of Asthma 2008.
Our client feedback and medical endorsements indicate how successful the Buteyko breathing technique is for the thousand-plus people whom we have treated since 2000.
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 IS MODERN MEDICINE KILLING YOU?
Glenn and the Buteyko Breathing Clinic featured in this TV ONE series
Each episode features two patients who have tried to get well using a number of prescription drugs, over-the-counter medication and remedies. When none of these works, they turn to Dr Frances Pitsilis and Dr Glenn Twentyman, two Auckland GPs who use integrated medication; natural and complementary medicines; and therapies which have a scientific basis to help treat the patient rather than mask their symptoms. Two patients are referred to the Buteyko Breathing Clinic and you can follow their progress over three months.
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 TWO NEW STUDIES LINK SLEEP APNOEA TO INCREASED CANCER RISK
The relationship between sleep disordered breathing and cardiovascular risk is well documented. Now two observational studies are suggesting a strong link with increased risk of cancer. The new research marks the first time that sleep apnoea has been linked to cancer in humans.
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 HOW TO BREATHE EASY
By Gill South in The Weekend Herald
Weekend Herald columnist Gill South attended our clinic for help with her asthma and hay fever, as well as to improve her breathing and fitness. Gill came for a private consultation in May and writes about it in the Weekend Herald Saturday 23rd June.
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