Social media interest in holotropic breathwork is growing – but is it safe?

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Social media interest in holotropic breathwork is growing – but is it safe?

By Lauren Geall

Updated 2 years ago

5 min read

There’s a lot of talk about holotropic breathwork these days. But what is it? We asked an expert to explain all. 


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