Kyle Nelson2 said:During the "rebirthing" process—specifically during those periods of hyperventilation—you actually experience a sort of "oxygen intoxication." This triggers a shift in how hemoglobin binds with oxygen in your bloodstream as a built-in mechanism to prevent physical shock. That physiological shift is exactly what causes those muscle spasms or cramps you might feel.
Personally, I’ve tried this technique two or three times myself, and honestly? It feels way too invasive for me. I actually consider it pretty dangerous.
I did a session with Radih once (with a therapist helping out), and for several hours afterward, I didn't feel a single thing. It was total nothingness. 🤔
I feel a little lightheaded from all the hyperventilating, but honestly, it’s nothing out of the ordinary—kind of like that weird sensation you get when you're freediving. No muscle spasms, no clearing my throat, no sudden emotional outbursts or flashbacks... just that slight head spin. 🙄
That explains why the woman next to me—there were only two of us in the session—was twisting, turning, and retching so hard we actually had to stop before we were finished. But honestly, that was just wild female energy; she probably would have reacted that way even if someone told her it was some brand-new spiritual technique from a California clinic run by Leonard Orr. 😂
How can anyone actually put their trust in someone with a name like that? 😁