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For 40 years, PN Medical has been helping people worldwide improve their respiratory health and performance with a dedication to evidence-based science, cutting-edge research, and innovative product development. PN Medical has enabled almost 2,000,000 people to breathe better, including those who want to decrease the burden of chronic illness or achieve a higher level of human performance without drugs.
THE BREATHER, invented in 1980 by respiratory therapist Peggy Nicholson, broke new ground as the first respiratory muscle training device of its kind. It is endorsed by clinicians who provide Respiratory Muscle Training (RMT) worldwide as an effective way to treat respiratory, cardiac, and neuromuscular impairments.
PN Medical is now developing digital devices, software, and prototypes to move the company into the next phase of its evolution. New technologies and solutions that push the barriers of human performance in sports, on the field of battle, and in the boardroom are now being tested in special operations units and at leading hospitals. Those solutions soon will be offered to the general public.
In 2017, PN Medical launched the BREATHER FIT, designed for Pro Athletes, Olympians, CrossFitters, Military Special Forces, and their trainers/coaches.
PN Medical continued its forward momentum in 2019 by launching Breather University, designed for clinicians, trainers, coaches, and the people they serve. In 2021, PN Medical launched another innovative respiratory trainer, the BREATHER VOICE, designed to provide an optimum range of resistance for the singer, professional speaker/actor, and wind/brass instrumentalist.
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Mayo Clinic and PN Medical Publish Study that Shows How to Reduce Stress and Anxiety
August 31, 2022 01:37 PM
A Cocoa Beach medical device company is teaming up with the Mayo Clinic to help people suffering from long COVID-19
By: Angela Jacobs, WFTV
October 20th, 2021
PN Medical supports Mayo Clinic in Long COVID clinical trial
18 OCTOBER 2021 08:57
PN Medical, a developer of cardiopulmonary training devices, is supporting Mayo Clinic in a clinical trial to identify new approaches to treat the symptoms of post-acute COVID syndrome (PACS).
IS SHALLOW BREATHING CAUSING YOU NEGATIVE HEALTH EFFECTS?
By Mihaela Raguz and Christy Tagye
Want to maximise your breathing for performance and optimal health? In today’s episode of the Natural Health Podcast we speak to Chief Operating Officer of PN Medical Christy Tagy. In this episode we discuss all things breathing in particular the negative effects of shallow breathing on your health. This is a breathtaking episode and is perfect for anyone who breaths – everyone!
RESPIRATORY MUSCLE TRAINING FOR CORE STRENGTH AND BALANCE
By Mary Spremulli, MA,CCC-SLP
TIPS TO BREATHE BETTER WHILE WEARING A MASK
By Beth Galvin | Health | FOX 5 Atlanta
09/15/2020
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends people age 2 and older wear cloth facial coverings in public settings in which staying 6 feet apart from others is difficult.
HOW TO GET KIDS TO WEAR MASKS
08/05/2020
How To Work Out In A Face Mask, According To Experts
Aug. 4, 2020
HOW TO FIND THE BEST FACE MASK FOR WORKOUTS
July 17, 2020
MARK CARBONE AND DR. SIGFREDO ALDARONDO’S INTERVIEW WITH BOOTSTRAPPING IN AMERICA
FRI JUL 17, 2020
MASK WEARING PREVENTS COVID SPREAD; BUT COULD ALSO BE USHERING IN WORKER’S COMP CLAIMS?
June 23, 2020
THIS SIMPLE FIVE-MINUTE EXERCISE MAKES WEARING A MASK SO MUCH EASIER
June 17, 2020
Scientists at PN Medical recommend breathing techniques for wearing face masks to combat side effects including anxiety, headaches, and fatigue
June 11, 2020
MOST CURRENT CLINICAL STUDIES PUBLISHED
Later in 2020, new studies will be published from institutions such as Mayo Clinic, Rockhurst. Others include: sleep studies, tri-athletes, musicians, speech patients, corporate wellness, and the military.
PN MEDICAL, ORBITA PARTNER TO ADVANCE AT-HOME CARE FOR COPD
June 15, 2020
How new technology is reviving this Orlando medical firm’s revenue
Staff writer, Orlando Business Journal
Oct 8, 2015
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