How Slow Breathing Can Change Your LIfe

Slow breathing increases heart rate variability, respiratory sinus arrhythmia, and alpha brain wave activity.
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Simulated Altitude in Nonathletic Sedentary Populations

Intermittent hypoxia (IH) improves cardiovascular-autonomic nervous system function and exercise tolerance.
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IH Health Benefits

Intermittent hypoxia (IH) has many therapeutic benefits; however, the benefits are dose dependent, and adverse side effects are observed from chronic hypoxia.
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IH Increases Brain Blood Flow

Intermittent Hypoxia (IH) increases brain blood flow. IH increases the brains ability to extract oxygen from the blood.
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Client Reviews

What clients say about our training

During these turbulent times employers are seeking strategies to help their employees manage stress, stay healthy and maintain peak performance. Having Dr. Sly train your people on his BreatheXchange program will yield an amazing ROI.

Dr. Denis Cauvier

Best-Selling Author of 15 books

Dr. Sly’s ability to teach functional breathing through his Breathexchange program has been invaluable for our coaches and athletes, especially learning to engage the diaphragm and abdominal core to generate power and protect the spine during heavy lifting.

Paul Vaillancourt

Owner Ultimate Fitness Gyms, Strength and Conditioning Coach,
4 time Ontario’s Strongest Man

The addition of Dr. Sly’s Breathexchange simulated altitude, repeat sprint ability and functional breathing to our programs with elite and professional athletes has had a tremendous impact. We are able to target their VO2 Max without added strain on their muscular and central nervous systems.

Luke Homer, B.Sc.

Strength and Conditioning Coach UFGyms, Montreal Canadiens
Proskaters Inc. Canadian National Powerlifting Champion and Record Holder

Understanding and adapting the breathing techniques taught by Dr. Sly's BreatheXchange program has completely empowered me to take back control and management of my own health, mentally and physically. Reflecting on my 33 years of experience in a national policing organization, breath education has the opportunity to empower the workforce to better manage the stress response, and performance acuity that inherently exists in the roles they play for Canada.

Brenda Deugo-Mills

Director (Retired), Information and Communication Technology Security Program (CISO),
Royal Canadian Mounted Police