1. Inhale through your nose for 3 seconds.
  2. Hold the air for 1 second.
  3. Exhale slowly through your mouth for 4 seconds.

Repeat 3 to 5 times.
In a few minutes many patients feel that “the head clears”.

Mistake 3: Staying in the same pose for too long

It’s not just “being sedentary,” it’s getting frozen in one posture:

  • Sitting for a long time,
  • lying still without moving,
  • even standing always on the same leg.

When that happens:

  • traffic slows down,
  • postural muscles become fatigued,
  • the neck and lower back tighten,
  • Receptors that warn of pressure changes become clumsy.

This is the typical case of:

“I got up from the couch and for a second everything went away.”

What to do

  • Every 30–40 minutes he changes his position, even if it’s just a little.
  • If you’re sitting, stand up and move your arms and legs.
  • If you’re standing, walk a few steps or put your weight on your other leg.
  • Use “triggers”: Every time you finish a chapter, a call, or a message, move.

They are “micro-movements”, but for your circulation and balance they are huge.

Mistake 2: Starting your day with a breakfast full of quick sugars