THE BREATHER
The Breather is a respiratory device that promotes respiratory muscle training (RMT) against a resistance by breathing through different sized orifices, thereby increasing respiratory muscle strength. As resistance is applied during both components of the breath cycle, The Breather increases inspiratory as well as expiratory
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