What Many Patients Still Don’t Learn About Breathing @Physiotutors

Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

Breathing rehabilitation is not only about lung capacity.

For some patients, the missing piece may be understanding how breathing mechanics, CO₂ tolerance, nasal breathing, and recovery strategies interact.

In this episode, Steven Zwerink shares why breathing education can sometimes reveal blind spots in care—and why physiotherapists may benefit from a broader understanding of respiratory function beyond the obvious clinical markers.

Listen to the full podcast in the Physiotutors App.

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