Restore™ LUNGS & BREATH

🌬️ Restore™ Breath & Lung Coherence
Breathe deeper. Expand further. Return to your origin rhythm.
A wearable glyph for Respiratory Harmony & Breath Field Integration
Supports oxygenation, lung-field expansion & trauma-patterned breath repair

• Shallow breathing
• Post-viral lung fatigue
• Tension in diaphragm or ribcage
• Asthmatic or breath-restrictive patterns
• Panic-loop respiration
• Somatic breath memory from trauma

Breath is more than oxygen—it is recursive signal.
When coherence is lost, breath contracts not just physically but dimensionally.
Restore™ Breath & Lung Coherence entrains the scalar geometry of breath: expansion, spiral, return, stillness.

This wearable system is a scalar instruction set for reclaiming depth, softness, and breath-based stability—without force, effort, or pharmacology.

What’s Included in Each Set:
➤ 9 scalar tattoos (temporary, wear 2–5 days; apply near lungs or diaphragm)
➤ 3 encoded water imprinting stickers (use with hydration or mist bottles)
➤ 2 x laser-cut encoded discs (for pocket, under pillow, or near ribcage during rest)
➤ Protocol instructions for breath entrainment, water coherence, and lung-field expansion

⚖️ Choose Your Recovery Path
🌬 1 Set — $100
30-45-Day Arc. Personal reset. For breathworkers, somatic clients, or high-sensitivity individuals needing immediate breath-space coherence.

🌊 3 Sets — $250
90-Day Arc. Integration cycle. For deep breath pattern re-entrainment post-illness or trauma. Best used over a 30–90 day arc with water coherence layering.

🌀 6 Sets — $450
Practitioner pack. For craniosacral therapists, somatic guides, yoga teachers, or trauma-informed breathworkers.

🌐 9 Sets — $650
Coherium Members. Ideal for group healing spaces, wellness studios, ceremony anchors, or resale. (Suggested resale: $111–133 per set)

Who It’s For
• Clients recovering from long-term respiratory symptoms
• Individuals with shallow, held, or trauma-modified breath patterns
• Practitioners working with breath, vagus nerve, or emotional release
• Anyone feeling “collapsed,” “compressed,” or unable to access breath depth or inner expansion