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Secrets of the Diaphragm - Carl Stough (Rare footage)

Learn more at: https://www.LindaScotson.com In the late 1980s, while Linda was doing her exhaustive research, one of the people she met with was Carl Stough (1926-2000). Carl started as a choirmaster and became a breathing coach for singers at the Metropolitan Opera in New York City. He was then asked, by a doctor at a veteran's hospital in New Jersey, if he could help terminal emphysema patients. Though not knowing anything about medicine, he was willing to give it a try, and in time had great success restoring the health of men for whom medicine had no answer. He was also asked to work with young athletes in New York City and had such success there that the coach of the 1968 US Olympic Men's Track and Field Team asked him for help preparing his athletes for the 1968 Summer Olympics at the 7,000-foot high altitude of Mexico City. Not only were the Stough-trained athletes the only athletes who did not need supplemental oxygen, but everyone he trained had either a personal or Olympic best. All this is documented in the book, "Dr. Breath: The Story of Breathing Coordination", by Carl and Reece Stough, published in 1981. How to support Linda's clinic: https://advance.thrivecart.com/donate/ How to stay up to date with Linda's work: https://the-system.optin.com/newslett... Linda's clinic is in East Grinstead, Sussex County, UK, one hour from London by train, and 30 minutes from Gatwick Airport by taxi. Zoom sessions are available worldwide. "As a doctor working in this field, the events, problems, and their solutions described by Linda in The Other Child are an excellent help for families faced with similar problems. Having worked with Linda, I can tell you she is the first person I go to for a consultation.” — Alexander Klimenov, MD, Pediatric Neurologist #HBOT #HyperbaricOxygenTherapy #Neurologicalconditions #therapy #oxygentherapy #Rehabilitativemedicine #occupationaltherapy #CarlStough #DrBreath #BreathingCoordination