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Ed Harrold | |
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| File:Ed Harrold breathwork expert.jpg Ed Harrold | |
| Born | Ventnor, New Jersey, U.S. |
| Occupations | Breathwork expert, author, public speaker, wellness educator |
| Known for | Life With Breath: IQ + EQ = NEW YOU BodyMindBusiness: The Business of BE'ing Within |
| Website | www |
Ed Harrold is an American breathwork expert, pranayama teacher, author, and wellness educator. He is best known for his work integrating the science of conscious breathing with neuroscience, mindfulness, and human performance. He is the author of two books on the subject: Life With Breath: IQ + EQ = NEW YOU (2017 ) and BodyMindBusiness: The Business of BE'ing Within (2020).
Harrold's background is rooted in the art, science, and application of pranayama (yogic breathwork). Over a 30-year career, he has developed a philosophy and methodology that blends spiritual contemplative traditions with modern science to improve mental and physical health, athletic performance, and executive functioning.
He is the founder of Go Be Great, Inc., a Utah-based wellness and education organization. Through this platform, Harrold provides private coaching, corporate wellness programs, and continuing education courses. His signature training program, Breath AS Medicine, provides continuing education for health coaches, healthcare professionals, and fitness instructors on the clinical applications of breath regulation.
Harrold is a frequent public speaker and advocates for interoception—the ability to connect with and perceive internal bodily sensations—over the reliance on data-driven wearable technology for health monitoring. His work emphasizes using breath rate and pattern modification to biohack the autonomic nervous system, promoting parasympathetic dominance and heart-brain coherence.
Harrold's teachings center on a "body over mind" psychology. He posits that modern, fast-paced lifestyles frequently trap individuals in chronic stress responses (sympathetic nervous system dominance). Because the mind cannot always resolve stress created by the mind, Harrold advocates using physical interventions—specifically breath regulation—to alter biochemistry, biomechanics, and physiology. By establishing physical homeostasis and a lower heart rate, individuals can subsequently achieve better emotional regulation, cognitive focus, and executive functioning.
Harrold is the author of two published books:
He also writes a regular newsletter on Substack titled Ed Harrold Breath AS Medicine.
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