Theo Von

I wanted to ask you about asthma.

I feel like growing up, like we all had a friend with asthma or being lazy.

That's what our PE teacher called it.

But what, what, do you have any advice for parents that have children with asthma or for people suffering with asthma about how they could adjust their breathing techniques or is that-

not associated.

Yeah, I never struggle with it.

But yeah, when you see people that struggle with it, yeah, I know that.

Yeah, I know a lot of people deal with that.

Oh, before you leave, you always hear the theory, or you always hear the saying, in through your nose, out through your mouth.

So it's safe to say, look, we can go ahead and change it then.

It's in through your nose, out through your nose.

Absolutely.

Well, depending on what you're doing, right?

Amen.

I like that.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

For people that have smoked most of their lives and are changing that now, are there breathing techniques that they can do or anything specific?

Or is it just in through the nose, out through the nose?

Oh, if you got 9-11 lung or you got, dang, I'm sure they can handle Parliament lungs or whatever.

You know?