CO2 ACADEMY

by Conscious Breathing Institute

Carbon dioxide (CO₂) is a key regulator of human physiology, influencing respiration, oxygen delivery, circulation, blood pH, and nervous system function. This resource presents a curated selection of peer reviewed research on how CO₂ levels shaped by breathing patterns or therapeutic applications affect physiological regulation, without making health or treatment claims.

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The Treatment of Pneumonia by Inhalation of Carbon Dioxide - Conscious Breathing Institute
The Treatment of Pneumonia by Inhalation of Carbon Dioxide
Article in pdf-format >> Published January 1930 in Archives of Internal Medicine Yandell Henderson, PhD, Howard W. Harggard, MD, New Haven Connecticut and Pol N. Corrylos, MD, George L. Birnbaum,... Read more...
The four steps of honesty - Conscious Breathing Institute
The four steps of honesty
There is something magical about honesty. It is contagious and inspiring, just like self-confidence and harmony. A person who radiates honesty is a person we feel we can confide in—a... Read more...
Baking soda: The world's cheapest deodorant - Conscious Breathing Institute
Baking soda: The world's cheapest deodorant
The amount of unnatural chemicals in food, air and water is only increasing in a dramatic way, with thousands of new chemicals being introduced every year, many of them insufficiently... Read more...
Five top breathing tips to protect against the coronavirus - Conscious Breathing Institute
Five top breathing tips to protect against the coronavirus
The purpose of the article is to give concrete, effective breathing related advice on what you can do to strengthen your health and immune system to be able to fight... Read more...
Breathe through difficult emotions - Conscious Breathing Institute
Breathe through difficult emotions
There is a very interesting connection between how we breathe and trauma and unpleasant, unprocessed emotions that we have experienced. Expressions such as butterflies in my stomach and stress stomach... Read more...
Carbohaler Now Evolved Into the New Cardihaler
Carbohaler Now Evolved Into the New Cardihaler
If you are searching for CarboHaler, you may have read about it in articles, forums, or research papers. The CarboHaler was one of the first devices designed for carbon dioxide... Read more...
Lecture at The Arizona State University: Discover the Power of Your Breath - Conscious Breathing Institute
Lecture at The Arizona State University: Discover the Power of Your Breath
Anders Olsson was invited to the Arizona State University to give a guest lecture at the Stress Management Course. This recording is from the lecture held in October 2018. There... Read more...
Breathe Less - Live Longer - Conscious Breathing Institute
Breathe Less - Live Longer
Why some people get very old and others die at an early age have puzzled us for a long time. We try all sorts of things to slow down the... Read more...
Poor Breathing Can Cause Problems in the Thyroid - Conscious Breathing Institute
Poor Breathing Can Cause Problems in the Thyroid
As eight out of ten people who are diagnosed with thyroid problems are women, the statistics are similar to fibromyalgia and ME (myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome), with nine out of... Read more...
Make your own carbon dioxide water baths
Make your own carbon dioxide water baths
Did You Know? Half Your Cells Are Blood Cells Out of our nearly 50 trillion cells, about 25 trillion are blood cells. These blood cells nourish and detoxify the rest... Read more...
Carbon dioxide training made me feel extremely harmonious - Conscious Breathing Institute
Carbon dioxide training made me feel extremely harmonious
Oxygen is usually considered to be “the” amazing, life-giving substance, while carbon dioxide is often thought of as just a toxic waste product that we need to get out of... Read more...
Discovered my life purpose when listening to my brain waves - Conscious Breathing Institute
Discovered my life purpose when listening to my brain waves
On a course in California in 2006 I had a profound experience. The course fee was $15,000 and it was the most expensive course I’ve ever taken. I definitely could... Read more...