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Acute mountain sickness treatment isocapnic

BWB in the Wild, News and Research

6 Jan 2026

From Everest Base Camp to the lab: Isocapnic breathing and the future of AMS treatment

Acute mountain sickness (AMS) is the classic tax you pay when you gain altitude faster than your physiology can keep up. Headache, nausea, fatigue, poor sleep, that “my brain is wrapped in cotton” feeling. It is common, it is miserable, and in some cases it can progress to serious conditions

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Santa Doing Isocapnic Training

Health, Learn to Breathe, News and Research, Training, Wellness

15 Dec 2025

How to Use Respiratory Training to Stay Fit, Calm, and Energized Through the Holidays

respiratory training during the holidays For many people, the holidays are a strange mix of joy, chaos, indulgence, and good intentions. Training plans get disrupted. Sleep gets shorter. Calories go up. Schedules fill with family, travel, kids’ activities, and the kind of social commitments that never seem to respect a

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Discover how to boost brainpower with respiratory training using the Isocapnic BWB. Learn how interval-style CO₂ regulation can sharpen focus, elevate cognitive performance, and provide a safe, science-backed alternative to exercise-based brain benefits—all monitored with a pulse oximeter for safety.

Health, News and Research, Wellness

3 Dec 2025

Boost Brainpower Without Moving a Muscle

Exercise has long been celebrated as one of the most potent tools for sharpening the mind. Even a single workout can lift mental clarity, improve focus, and improve the brain’s ability to juggle tasks. But not everyone can access those benefits. Age, illness, injury, or disability can limit movement, leaving

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Roadman Cycling Podcast
BWB in the Wild
Dr. Andrew Sellars

Conversation with the Roadman Cycling Podcast

Dr. Andrew Sellars sat down for a conversation with Anthony from the Roadman Cycling Podcast to discuss his experience with integrating respiratory training into endurance training protocols. Check out the full podcast in audio form HERE OR Check out the

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How Effective Is Breath Training?

Most people never think about training their breathing. It feels automatic — air goes in, air goes out, job done. But for athletes and anyone chasing better fitness or health, the respiratory system can be a hidden limiter. So, how

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exhausted athletes needs breath training
News and Research
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How to Strengthen Your Lungs and Breathing Muscles

The Smarter Way Forward Most people think of “lung training” as running harder, swimming longer, or holding their breath underwater. While those things certainly challenge your breathing, they don’t systematically strengthen the muscles that actually drive your breath—the diaphragm and

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Tomasz Kowalski sport science researcher
BWB in the Wild
Dr. Andrew Sellars

Isocapnic Validation Study

A new study has just been published in the peer-reviewed journal Biology by Tomasz Kowalski of Warsaw, Poland. Keen observers may remember some of his earlier work with speed skaters and triathletes, which confirmed the physiologic benefits of respiratory muscle

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Rethinking respiratory Limits in Exercise
News and Research
Dr. Andrew Sellars

Rethinking Respiratory Limits in Exercise

Review of: Barstow TJ, Murphy K, et al., “Respiratory Limitations during Exercise,” Current Opinion in Physiology, Volume 10, August 2019, pp. 173–179. For decades, we’ve assumed that in healthy individuals, the lungs and respiratory system are “overbuilt”—more than capable of handling the

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SPACS coach using the Isocapnic to execute respiratory muscle training
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Guest Writer

Increase Muscle O₂ with Isocapnic Respiratory Muscle Training

Increase Muscle O₂ with Isocapnic Respiratory Muscle Training : An Independent analysis by high performance coach at SPACS Sport Physiology. As a sports physiologist and competitive age-group triathlete, I’ve always been fascinated by human performance. But after recovering from COVID-19,

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