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the case because the intercostal muscles are controlled by nerves in the marrow of the thoracic spine [...] their function. The diaphragm, in contrast, is controlled by the phrenic nerve, which originates directly
FFm: (1) it decreases the demands of a central controlling system over the circulatory system; (2) it smooths [...] changes in stroke volume, whereas mammals and birds control it mainly by heart rate, the filling–force mechanism [...] ion of extrinsic, such as neural or hormonal, controls. As stated in the opening of the review by Shiels
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intervention group (IG) of 19 participants and a control group (CG) of 18 participants. The IG engaged in [...] capacity (PI max), conducted five days a week. The control group did not perform any specific breathing exercises [...] and enhanced vascular reactivity compared to the control group. These findings suggest that IRT could be
Here the steadiness of breath (Ujjāyī ), energy control (Bandha) and concentration (Ḍṛṣti ) are established
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of said disorders when compared to an untreated control group more effective intervention than sports or
