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When Panic's anxiety relapses,

4-7-8 Breathing Techniques Reduce Panic Symptoms and Reduce Anxiety is a calming method developed from yoga practice, helping to balance the nervous system, reducing stress, and is often applied to reduce panic.

With how to do it:

- Breathe through the nose, count 1-4.

- Hold your breath, count 1-7.

- And blow slowly out the mouth. Count 1-8.

* Repeat: Do all the above processes count as 1 cycle. Repeat like this at least 4 consecutive cycles.

This breathing control technique stimulates the parasympathetic nervous system, slowing the heart rate and relaxing muscles, popularly deployed to suppress emotions, relieve anxiety, and make sleep easier.

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