Kettle on. Window open for the first breath of outside air. Four pumps of BreathiZen while the kettle works — shake, spray, hold, swallow. Then teeth, then out. The spray takes fifteen seconds of the seven minutes; the point is that it sits next to things you already do.
Illustrative timings for the routine above.
Spray before the drink so the plants land on an empty throat. Window open because fresh air is the cheapest breathing support there is. Teeth after, so the bottle lives next to the toothbrush and you see it every day.
A replacement for anything your doctor prescribed. If you use an inhaler, that stays exactly where it is in the routine.
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