CO2 Academy

by Conscious Breathing Institute

Scientific Research on CO2 Therapy and Breathing

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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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...
Toothache and abdominal pain carried an important message - Conscious Breathing Institute
Toothache and abdominal pain carried an important message
In our society, we have a strong faith in technology, especially we men. There are many different technical solutions to easily show our blood pressure, heart rate, oxygen saturation, fitness,... Read more...
How I conquered my fear of public speaking - Conscious Breathing Institute
How I conquered my fear of public speaking
When I took a course in Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) in 2005, we did an exercise called the phobia cure during the last day of the course. The exercise boils down... Read more...
The question that made my stress go away - Conscious Breathing Institute
The question that made my stress go away
In the summer of 1992, I was 23 and had already run my own company for several years. I guess I did not do that well…. My business partner had... Read more...
LACK OF ENERGY - The Foundation for Poor Health - Conscious Breathing Institute
LACK OF ENERGY - The Foundation for Poor Health
When our breathing is threatened, our life is threatened, and all of the body’s warning lights flash frantically. Simply put, we die if we stop breathing. But why are we... Read more...
Improve Your Breathing - Improve Your Asthma
Improve Your Breathing - Improve Your Asthma
Asthma is a condition that restricts airflow due to narrowed airways, making breathing difficult. There has been a sharp increase in the global prevalence, morbidity, mortality, and economic burden associated... Read more...
Close connection between breathing, stress and difficult emotions - Conscious Breathing Institute
Close connection between breathing, stress and difficult emotions
You’re stuck in traffic and are about to be delayed to an important meeting. The kitchen is a mess, the kids are hungry and unruly, the phone is ringing and... Read more...
Calming down a stressed brain - Conscious Breathing Institute
Calming down a stressed brain
To reduce your stress, you can do many things - like improving your posture when sitting, standing or moving, accepting what's happening and not basing your life on things that... Read more...
Fantastic response on the Conscious Breathing Instructor Course - Conscious Breathing Institute
Fantastic response on the Conscious Breathing Instructor Course
Since the first course in 2011 we have educated over 1200 Conscious Breathing Instructors. The Course covers the complete ABC of breathing, providing a deep understanding of the great impact... Read more...
Strengthen your heart with correct breathing - Conscious Breathing Institute
Strengthen your heart with correct breathing
Your heart is situated right between your lungs, and how you actually breathe has a big influence on your heart. Tense, non-rhythmic and stressed breathing makes for a strained, nonrhythmic... Read more...