Suka Traveling? Wajib Belajar Napas

In this informal conversation, host Risa Gopin Vastev (Speaker A) and Gobind Vashdev discuss why mastering breathing techniques is essential for traveling in extreme environments such as the world’s driest desert at 3,500‑4,200 m altitude with sub‑zero temperatures. They explain that nasal breathing conserves up to 43 % of water vapor compared to mouth breathing, which helps prevent rapid dehydration in low‑humidity, thin‑air conditions. Gobind introduces the Buteyko method—“less is more”—which trains the body to take fewer breaths, thereby improving oxygen efficiency, acclimating the brain to thin air, and reducing the sensation of breathlessness at high altitude. Both speakers share personal anecdotes: Gobind’s ability to hike, sleep, and control appetite without feeling hungry, and Risa’s experience of seeing flamingos at –7 °C while wearing minimal clothing. The dialogue emphasizes that regular breath‑training benefits everyday activities (stairs, sleep quality, appetite regulation) and can make extreme travel safer and more enjoyable. The overall message is a passionate endorsement of deliberate breathing practice for anyone who wants to travel comfortably in harsh climates.











