Unlocking the Healing Power of Opera: How Operatic Breathing Can Help COVID-19 Patients with Long-Lasting Symptoms COVID19 coronavirus covid symptoms breathing opera singing longcovid
How may operatic breathing improve COVID-19 recovery?What are the benefits of the program? Operatic breathing has shown promising outcomes in patients with coronavirus disease 2019 who experience breathlessness after recovery.
Opera singing involves producing high notes and holding them for a long time. This particular singing style relies more on diaphragmatic breathing that helps strengthen the diaphragm and increase lung volume. Vocal techniques and breathing exercises practiced by opera singers are known to improve lung health and ameliorate respiratory symptoms experienced by patients with a variety of lung conditions.
People with long COVID tend to develop a rapid and shallow breathing pattern . This is the root cause of breathlessness experienced by them. The ENO breathing program helps them reduce their breathing rate and develop a diaphragmatic breathing pattern. The exercises and activities have been designed to improve participants' abilities to manage breathing and anxiety. Each online session starts with warmup exercises to prepare the mind and body. Various breathing and vocal techniques are used to improve posture and control breathing.
What are the benefits of the program? The opera breathing techniques adopted in the program have medically benefited many people with long COVID.
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