Re: Re: Re: Strong humming for one hour daily to end chronic rhinosinusitis

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I calculated it differently than you.

18 breaths per minute is the normal rate of

respiration.

So if the subject did 18 humms per minute, for 60

minutes, he did 1,080 humms in the 1 hour before bed.

During the day, if the subject did 60 humms each time,

he spent approximately 3.33 minutes 4 times a day, and

if he did 120 humms each time, he spent approximately

6.66 minutes 4 times a day.

Barb E.

--- barb1283 <barb1283@...> wrote:

> I thought I would try this but I'm not too straight

> on how much

> humming this article was reporting on. Person did

> one hour of

> humming first night. That's pretty straight. I did

> five minutes

> and was fatigued but then I hummed a song!! (Joy to

> the World..that

> was tough.) I guess one can humm one note

> constantly sounding like

> a bee. However I noted it says 18 humms per minute.

> I tried that.

> That sounds more like a fogg horn or a cow moooing.

> That's okay.

> However then article says subject hummed 60-120

> times 4 times a

> day??? Okay, at 18 humms per minute, make that 20

> for easy

> calculating, I calculate that subject hummed for

> 12-24 hours a day

> for four days. He could do 60 times 4 times a day

> for 12 hours and

> still get to bed at night but 120 times? Are others

> reading this as

> I am? If you do it 'strongly' as it describes,

> that's a tough or

> impossible to do by my analysis.

>

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