ReviewThere are numerous good books on better breathing. But none of them address why you need to breathe well when sleeping. Let Dr. Steven Park, an ENT physician, show you how you may breathe better while sleeping. Not only will this improve your energy, it may likewise save your life. –Christiane Northrup, M.D., Author of New York Times bestseller, The Wisdom of Menopause
Both people who are in need of medical care and physicians ought to read Dr. Park’s distinguishable and enlightening perspective on health issues related to poor breathing. –Dean Ornish, M.D., Author of New York Times bestseller, Dr. Dean Ornish’s Program for Reversing Heart Disease
The distinguishable conceptions staged by Dr. Park questions traditionalisti models of health and disease and challenges physicians and people who are in need of medical care similar to be inspired towards better health. –Mark Liponis, M.D., co-author of New York Times Bestseller, UltrapreventionMark Liponis, M.D., co-author of New York Times Bestseller, Ultraprevention
About the AuthorDr. Steven Y. Park is an author and surgeon who helps persons who are always sick or tired to once again reclaim their health and energy. For the past 10 years in private practice, he has helped thousands of men and women breathe better, sleep better, and live more fulfilling lives. His passion is to distinguish and empower persons to get over sleep-related breathing problems, which most people don’t realize is the real reason for a great deal of of their mutual medical ailments.
Dr. Park exercises integrative medicine and surgery, with a firm faith that other models of health and sickness may supplement traditional, Western medicine. He provides regularly every month live tele-seminars with experts not only related to his field, but likewise masters in other areas he has interviewed an acupuncturist, dietician, and a neuro-linguistic programming and hypnosis expert in the past. He with resolute determination believes that one ought to treat the whole person first, including addressing his or her diet, lifestyle, stresses and aroused states, rather than focusing on one simple symptom or area of the body.
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