Your Breath Is a Nervous System Diagnostic.
Find Out What Yours Is Telling You.

In less than 3 minutes, this science-backed test reveals how your body handles stress — and gives you a custom breathing protocol to drive your nervous system.

Your Breath Is a Window Into Your Performance

Most high performers train their body and mind.
Almost none train the bridge between them.

Your breath is that bridge — a direct signal from your autonomic nervous system revealing how well you recover, regulate, and respond under pressure.

  • 🫁 Short exhale? Your system’s stuck in “fight or flight.”

  • 🌬️ Long, controlled breath? You’re wired for calm focus and deeper flow.

  • 🔁 Somewhere in between? Your biology’s sending mixed signals.

This test measures your CO₂ tolerance — the single most overlooked metric behind focus, stress resilience, and sustained energy.

How the Breath Assessment Works

Learn the Protocol – Simple instructions guide you through the test.

  1. Perform the Exhale Test – Time your slowest possible exhale and enter your result.

  2. Get Your Custom Plan – Receive a science-backed analysis of your nervous system and a breathing protocol tailored to you.

Micro-note:
No equipment needed. You can do this anywhere, anytime.

CO₂ Tolerance Exhale Test

Do this seated, nasal-only, and quietly.

  1. Settle (30 sec): Sit tall. Breathe lightly through your nose. Relax your jaw, shoulders, and belly.

  2. Prepare: Have a timer ready. Keep your lips sealed.

  3. Normal inhale: Take a gentle, comfortable nasal inhale — not a max breath.

  4. Start + Exhale: Start the timer and exhale slowly through your nose. Keep it smooth and steady. No forcing, no pauses.

  5. Stop: Stop the timer at the first strong urge to inhale or when the exhale becomes choppy. Do not squeeze out the last air.

  6. Record: Rest for 60 seconds and repeat once.

  7. Submit: Enter the best of your two times below.

Quick tips (small): Nose only. No lip-pursing. Keep conditions consistent.
Safety note (small): Stop if you feel lightheaded. If you have respiratory or heart conditions, consult a clinician first.

Input field label: Exhale time (in seconds)
Helper text: Use your best of two attempts.
CTA (form button): Get My Results

What You’ll Get

  • A breakdown of your nervous system state

  • A personalized breathing protocol based on your result

  • Simple steps to improve focus, recovery, and resilience

GET YOUR CUSTOM PROTOCOLS