Innovation in Respiratory Health

New creative thinking is needed to find out why the system is breaking down. Respiras consultative OT is the application of science, technology, and evidence-based intervention to achieve harmony in the physiology. We use biometrics to correct the disturbed breathing and stress shock encoded in the body; the root cause of many health issues.

Is Your Breathing Making You Sick?

The efficiency of oxygen transport to support healthy functioning of the body depend on the proper balance of carbon dioxide. Insidious breathing dysfunction, leading to CO2 depletion, will alter the acid-base balance in the body, creating severe unexplained symptoms, health problems, and performance deficits.

Disordered breathing behaviors are subtle, difficult to detect, and often unrecognized conventionally. Breathing, subject to emotion, perception, memories trauma, illness, and chronic stress can encode a pattern of ongoing state of emergency in the physiology, entrapping the individual into a fight-or-flight response. This can inevitably result in dysfunction, disease, and burnout.

Respiras specializes in correcting CO2 imbalance through our proprietary respiratory training system that is designed to maintain stable physiology for recovery, healing, and performance. We use modern-day technology and evidence-based practice to take respiratory wellness to a new level.

We Amend the Biological Stress Shock

We assess, detect, and correct the biological stress shock, which is the fight-or-flight survival state encoded in the autonomic nervous system (ANS), caused by trauma, accidents, chronic stress, illness, and emotionally charged experiences.

Our practice is dedicated to solving complex cases related to stress overload in the autonomic nervous system, including pain syndromes, sleep disorders, POTS, chronic fatigue, depression, migraines, memory impairment, seizures, and balance disturbances. We normalize the physiology and improve stress adaptation, using advanced technology to help guide and control the patient's progress.