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Any contraindications?
During initial training, we recommend careful monitoring for episodes of acute exacerbation or excessive fatigue. Caution is advised before initiation of therapy for: active hemoptysis, untreated pneumothorax, recent esophageal surgery, acute upper ...
Do I stop using the Breather when I get sick? if yes, how do I re-introduce it once I'm better
You should take a break from The Breather when you are ill, just like you wouldn't have the energy to go to the gym to workout if you were sick. Once you are feeling better you can start at a lower resistance until you build back up your prior ...
When should I not use the Breather?
If you are feeling ill, chck with your physician whether he would advise you to stop your training for a while. When you are ready to resume training, you may find you need to decrease your resistance settings; this is normal. You will build your ...
Does using the Breather have adverse effects?
It is important to carefully follow the instructions on how to use the Breather. If you feel unwell or lightheaded when using the Breather for the first time, it is important to reduce and/or stop your training. As with any form of training, it is ...
Do I need a prescription order to use the Breather?
No prescription is required. You can purchase The Breather from our website https://www.pnmedical.com/products/ or by emailing sales@pnmedical.com , or call 877-414-4449
How do I order a Breather?
You can ordeer The Breahter on our site,https://www.pnmedical.com/products/ or email us at sales@pnmedical.com. If you are a healthcare provider, voice coach or fitness trainer, contact us for special pricing options
What are some benefits of using the Breather?
Benefits of practicing respiratory muscle training (RMT) with the Breather include strengthened inspiratory and expiratory muscles, [improved movement of hyolaryngeal complex], improved airflow through [vocal folds], improved respiratory support for ...
I am a non-patient. How can I benefit from using the breather?
Besides the positive effects respiratory muscle training (RMT) has on the strength of your respiratory muscles including chest wall muscles and diaphragm, regular RMT using the Breather can also lower your blood pressure, improve the quantity and ...
Does using the Breather have additional benefits?
Besides the positive effects respiratory muscle training (RMT) has on the strength of your respiratory muscles including chest wall muscles and diaphragm, regular RMT using the Breather can also lower your blood pressure, improve the quantity and ...
Why is the Breather so important?
The Breather is important because it will yield two different results: it will strengthen your muscles for breathing in and out, and will assist you to breathe properly and efficiently. Ask yourself these questions. . . Do I always breathe correctly? ...
Why Is Superficial Breathing So Harmful?
The average breath rate is up to 12 times per minute and many of us breathe even faster. Rapid, shallow breathing can reduce the level of carbon dioxide in the blood which causes the arteries to constrict, reducing the flow of blood throughout the ...
What is the Small Extra Mouth Piece for?
Each Breather comes with a 15 to 22mm alternative mouthpiece. People with smaller mouths may find the alternative mouthpiece more comfortable. The alternative mouthpiece’s design also allows the Breather to be attached to different apparatuses if ...
What are the differences between the Original Breather (Blue or Pink), Breather Fit and Breather Voice?
The Breather(Blue and Pink) is lower in resistance. Breather Fit and Breather Voice are higher in resistance. Breather Fit and Voice are the same levels of resistance, just separated from the different resources provided on our website for each user. ...
Device Dial Pressures
Device Dial Pressures for the ORiginal Breather can be downloaded on this link: https://www.pnmedical.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Breather-vs-Breather-Fit-Pressure-settings-2p-V3.pdf
Protocols Use By Case
This document includes guidance to use The Breather for different medical conditions: https://www.pnmedical.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/The-Breather-Protocol-By-Use-Case-Updated-on-9.10.2020.pdf
Using The Breather
On this video we explain the technique on how exactly The Breather shall be usedd duriing your trainings using & cleaning the breather: https://www.pnmedical.com/lessons/breather-use-cleaning/
Foundational Protocol (PDF)
On this link, you can download the guidelines to use The Breather: https://www.pnmedical.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/THE-BREATHER-A-GENERAL-PROTOCOL-2.pdf
Breather User Guide
All necesary information to start usin The Breather can be found here: https://www.pnmedical.com/lessons/breather-user-guide/
What it PN Medical?
Since 1980, PN Medical has been helping people worldwide improve their respiratory health and performance. With a dedication to evidence-based science and cutting-edge research, the company has been breaking new ground for 40 years, as a trusted ...
Popular Articles
Can BREATHER FIT be used like BREATHER VOICE?
That is a great question and the answer is, Yes, it can! They are mechanically the same device and provide the same levels of resistance. The only thing that differentiates them is the resources we offer for each of them (videos, training plans, ...
How to clean?
The Breather should be regularly cleaned with mild, warm soapy water to prevent build-up of saliva during training. Rinse your Breather well; shake off excess water and air dry on a clean paper towel. If it is completely dry, it can be stored in a ...
What are the differences between each of the devices?
The BREATHER (the blue and white device that you may have seen) is the original device. This device and the companion resources target adults and children with Respiratory Muscle Weakness. BREATHER FIT (black and orange device) generates higher ...
What are the differences between the Original Breather (Blue or Pink), Breather Fit and Breather Voice?
The Breather(Blue and Pink) is lower in resistance. Breather Fit and Breather Voice are higher in resistance. Breather Fit and Voice are the same levels of resistance, just separated from the different resources provided on our website for each user. ...
I have problems with my speech and/or swallowing. Can the Breather help me?
Yes. Respiratory muscle training (RMT), the expiratory muscles in particular has been shown to improve swallowing and cough, helping people with dysphagia. EMST has been shown to activate the movement of the hyolaryngeal complex, and this improved ...