Breathing belt

Name: Breathing belt
Brand: ARTZT neuro
SKU: LA-6305
Price: 29.95 EUR
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SKU: LA-6305

To activate vagus nerve
For headaches, migraines, tension, muscle tension, stress, dizziness, digestive and posture problems
Training the respiratory muscles
Can be used up to 115 cm body circumference
With an attached pocket for your smartphone
Material: 70% neoprene (inside), 28% nylon (sheath), 2% polyurethane (clasp)
Dimensions: 113 x 22 cm | Diameter: approx. 30 cm
Hand wash with soap and water

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Breathing belt

29,95 €

Your companion for headaches, migraines and stress

Correct breathing has a relaxing effect, improves body awareness and thus makes it possible to become aware of the unconscious breathing process. The more relaxed our organism is, the more efficient we are.

The ARTZT neuro breathing belt is the everyday solution for your daily breathing training. It is fixed between the iliac crest and the lower costal arches, creating a slight but pleasant pressure on the abdominal cavity. This change in pressure can lead to the activation of various areas in the brain that are responsible for regulating the central nervous system.

The breathing belt can be worn for 15 to 30 minutes a day for targeted training of the respiratory muscles, or for several hours or overnight for regeneration, for example after a hard day at work. Additional breathing exercises can further increase well-being.

"I found it extremely exciting to see the direct effects that targeted neurotraining has on my body. I can be faster and safer in my sport in the long term."

Gela Allmann, sports scientist, extreme endurance athlete, author

"We drive at insane speeds and have extreme demands on our field of vision. Neuroathletic training gives us the opportunity to train precisely that."

Andi Wittmann, bike pro, extreme athlete

"Neuroathletic training is the key to individualisation in my daily work with athletes. This makes it indispensable for me when making decisions in training practice."