I have IPF. Is this item any benefit for me.

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  The Breather is not indicated at the acute, inflammatory stage of the disease. However, should the disease progress to cause pulmonary fibrosis or bronchiectasis, the Breather would be of benefit as these disorders are highly associated with ...

• Pulmonary Fibrosis (non-idiopathic)

  Patients with Pulmonary Fibrosis will benefit from the Breather, as respiratory muscle weakness is associated with most cases of PF, albeit to a possibly lesser degree than with COPD. We recommend use of the standard pulmonary protocol.

• I suffer from asthma. Is it safe to use the Breather?

  Yes, research has shown that respiratory muscle training (RMT) improves respiratory muscle strength. Children and adults suffering from asthma should benefit from using the Breather by being able to clear the airways more efficiently due to increased ...

• Is there or has there been any research about the cognitive benefits of using the breather device?

  This area of investigation has only emerged recently but is followed with great attention. A study using very weak respiratory exercise (incentive spirometry) in elderly people has shown that respiratory exercise provides cognitive benefits such as ...

• What are the benefits of Respiratory Muscle Training for those with lung disease?