Erin McLauchlan > Recent Status Updates

Probably going to dnf after i hate-skim a few more chapters. Another review called this book 3 parts good advice and 1 part crackpot or something to that effect. I would also argue that its like 3 additional parts just irrelevant information. The kind of style writers think equates to good writing but serves no function whatsoever. I don't really care about the breath instructor's eyebrows. More detail does not mean

Very sensationalizing with little depth so far. Only (seemingly) cause an effect with no further analysis of why or how various methods (nose breathing, alternating nostril breathing) work. I don't doubt some of the yoga/breathwork things are true and beneficial, but the way in which he writes about them makes me more skeptical of their efficacy and, in my opinion, dimishes the value of his arguments.

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It's devastating, folks

Academics write without strings of nominalizations challenge (impossible)