Scientists Identify a Nose-to-Brain Circuit That Links Anxiety And Breathing | ScienceAlert
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Researchers have identified a nose-to-brain circuit in mice that may explain how nasal breathing influences anxiety. The study suggests that controlled slow nasal respiration could potentially be a noninvasive treatment for anxiety disorders.
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