The curriculum covers what diabetes is, the two main types, and the common complications people with diabetes face. It then explores why Oxygen Advantage breathing techniques are uniquely beneficial for diabetes, and how the OA method’s three dimensions of breathing — biochemistry, biomechanics, and cadence around 4.5 to 6.5 breaths per minute — apply in practice.
The modules examine how OA exercises help balance the autonomic nervous system, reduce stress and anxiety, support healthy blood pressure, improve blood flow and tissue oxygenation, and enhance insulin sensitivity. You’ll also learn how better sleep, nasal breathing, and safe intermittent hypoxia training may contribute to improved metabolic health. The course concludes with tailored breathing protocols matched to different BOLT scores, guidance on the kind of progress to expect, and important safety considerations for adjusting practice around fluctuating blood glucose levels.