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How to use a Nasal Dilator during Exercise

Having a deviated septum (the line that divides the left side of the nose from the right) is likely to affect airflow. Alternatively, airflow can also be affected if you have a small nose or a compromised airway. If you do physical exercise with your mouth closed while having these issues, you will quickly notice that air hunger is too severe. This is where a nasal dilator comes in and it can alleviate air hunger. If you are unsure of whether you need a nasal dilator, try the Cottle Maneuver. Place one finger on either side of your nose and gently prise your nostrils. When doing this, you will likely notice it's easier to breathe. The nasal dilator will open up your nose and help you maintain easier nasal breathing so you can reap the benefits. What's more, you won't feel so restricted and the air hunger won't be so severe. There are two sizes available - medium and large and it is inserted in the nose and designed to stay in during physical exercise. Check Oxygen Advantage® at: https://oxygenadvantage.com/ Follow us on Social Media:   / theoxygenadvantage     / oxygenadvantage     / buteykoclinic