Apa Yang Saya Pegang Ini Sangat Penting untuk Di Daerah Ini
13 Jan 2025 · 2 min
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In a YouTube monologue recorded at 4,000 meters above sea level in Chile, Gobind Vashdev explains a locally discovered plant he calls "cucik." When the plant’s leaves are crushed and inhaled, its pine‑lemon aroma is said to open nasal and bronchial passages, allowing the body to take in more oxygen in the thin, high‑altitude air. Vashdev also shares a simple breathing maneuver: briefly close the nose, shake the head to raise carbon dioxide levels, which he claims dilates the nasal and bronchial passages, further improving breathing. He concludes with a friendly greeting from the high‑altitude location.
