Review: Intercure RESPeRATE

Review: Intercure RESPeRATE

Is there something vaguely disconcerting about a medical device that comes with a “Quick Start” guide? Don’t be scared: InterCure’s RESPeRATE is fairly harmless as medi-gadgets go, a specialized audio player that is designed to calm you down, slow your breathing, and lower blood pressure with continued use. Operation is fairly simple: A strap stretches […]

Review: Intercure RESPeRATE

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Review: Intercure RESPeRATE

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Review: Intercure RESPeRATE

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Review: Intercure RESPeRATE

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Review: Intercure RESPeRATE

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Review: Intercure RESPeRATE

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Review: Intercure RESPeRATE

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Review: Intercure RESPeRATE

Device-guided slow breathing reduces blood pressure and sympathetic activity in young normotensive individuals of both sexes

Review: Intercure RESPeRATE

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Review: Intercure RESPeRATE

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Review: Intercure RESPeRATE

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Review: Intercure RESPeRATE

Device-guided slow breathing reduces blood pressure and sympathetic activity in young normotensive individuals of both sexes

Review: Intercure RESPeRATE

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