Observation #9 : Reasoning as to how can the Lung Capacity increase
Would like to pen down a hypothesis based on some obervations.
Observation is that even when I inhale to my full lung capacity, I can breathe in further after waiting for a while. Then again I can further breath in a small amount of air, this can be continued for few times untill I feel I have to exhale now.
This similar effect is also experienced when you exhale and further try to exhale more before inhaling.
This means that we will neither reach the full lung capacity nor empty the lungs fully devoid of pure or impure air.
We inhale air and exhale in a rate which is much slower than the pulse /heart rate. So while we are inhaling the air, small pouches of air are getting absorbed from the lungs and is creating some space while we are inhaling too. As well in separate chamber pouches of impure air is also getting delivered.
So if we Keeping inhaling slowly we can inhale large volume of air and can continue to do so as the inhaled air is being used up dynamically from lungs. so this intake is being capped not ba the capacity to inhale but the chanber where the impure air is getting concentrated. this is also a limited space where the impure air is geting regularly deposited. This has to be exhaled out.
Here we have different combinations of Inhale and exhale and duration of hold between exhale & inhale and inhale & exhale :
If we hold air after Exhaling (and not inhaling), The Chamber of Fresh Air would get empty(simultaneously Impure air chamber also would get full to brim) and When we hold the breath after Inhaling (and not exhaling), the chamber of Impure air Would get Slowly filled to brim.
For Example we inhale 40 units in first breaths in first inhale, wait and breathe in say 10 more units. we wait again and are able to breathe in say 5 units more. by the time we do this the impure air is getting saturated in lungs and theoritically wud be equal to the intake which is now 55. So when we exhale 55 units, we can intake same amount in next inhale which will be 55 units instead of 40 !!
One More Relevation : Dogs breathe a lot faster than men. Here small check needs to be done whether the rate of breathing of dogs is same as their pulse rate. It also can be the ideal way to breathe as one breathe per pulse is referring to 100 % sync between breathing and pulse rate. every pulse of blood gets 100% pure air absorbed. Hence the name Shwan- bearing Sync with Shwas. Shwaan-Shwaas.
Would like to pen down a hypothesis based on some obervations.
Observation is that even when I inhale to my full lung capacity, I can breathe in further after waiting for a while. Then again I can further breath in a small amount of air, this can be continued for few times untill I feel I have to exhale now.
This similar effect is also experienced when you exhale and further try to exhale more before inhaling.
This means that we will neither reach the full lung capacity nor empty the lungs fully devoid of pure or impure air.
We inhale air and exhale in a rate which is much slower than the pulse /heart rate. So while we are inhaling the air, small pouches of air are getting absorbed from the lungs and is creating some space while we are inhaling too. As well in separate chamber pouches of impure air is also getting delivered.
So if we Keeping inhaling slowly we can inhale large volume of air and can continue to do so as the inhaled air is being used up dynamically from lungs. so this intake is being capped not ba the capacity to inhale but the chanber where the impure air is getting concentrated. this is also a limited space where the impure air is geting regularly deposited. This has to be exhaled out.
Here we have different combinations of Inhale and exhale and duration of hold between exhale & inhale and inhale & exhale :
If we hold air after Exhaling (and not inhaling), The Chamber of Fresh Air would get empty(simultaneously Impure air chamber also would get full to brim) and When we hold the breath after Inhaling (and not exhaling), the chamber of Impure air Would get Slowly filled to brim.
For Example we inhale 40 units in first breaths in first inhale, wait and breathe in say 10 more units. we wait again and are able to breathe in say 5 units more. by the time we do this the impure air is getting saturated in lungs and theoritically wud be equal to the intake which is now 55. So when we exhale 55 units, we can intake same amount in next inhale which will be 55 units instead of 40 !!
One More Relevation : Dogs breathe a lot faster than men. Here small check needs to be done whether the rate of breathing of dogs is same as their pulse rate. It also can be the ideal way to breathe as one breathe per pulse is referring to 100 % sync between breathing and pulse rate. every pulse of blood gets 100% pure air absorbed. Hence the name Shwan- bearing Sync with Shwas. Shwaan-Shwaas.
