We conclude that a single medullary network underlies multiple breathing patterns. Figure 1 ... either could not be assumed to be normal (rise times, durations, amplitudes, phase, delay), or ...

The research team found that those volunteers with anosmia did have slightly different than normal breathing patterns. People without the condition, they note, have small inhalation peaks ...

These patterns suggest that something beyond normal fatigue or fitness levels might be affecting your breathing. Tracking when breathlessness occurs can provide valuable diagnostic clues.

Breathing patterns don’t just support life—they ... Even short pauses in normal respiratory activity had a measurable effect on how well the brain processed and retained information.