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Breathing is the most vital function in living beings. When breathing happens in a disordered manner in human beings, that may be the first sign that we are experiencing some dysfunction, whether mechanical, physiological, or psychological (CLIFTONSMITH and ROWLEY, 2011).One   respiratory   dysfunction   that   gets   scientific   attention   due   to   its   complexity   is   the   hyperventilation syndrome (HVS).  This syndrome is characterized by a set of somatic symptoms induced by   inadequate   hyperventilation,   which   may   be   reproduced   completely   or   partially,   by   voluntary   hyperventilation  (RAPIN  et  al.,  2017).    According  to  Lum  (1987),  hyperventilation  may  have  symptoms  similar  to  asthma.  Therefore,  it  is  necessary  to  distinguish  one  of  the  other,  as  the  treatment  of  hyperventilation  is  curable  and  the  procedures  for  achieving  successful  treatment  differ  in  approach,  mechanisms, and orientation. However, the lack of studies that state treatment efficacy is still a problem (RAPIN et al., 2017; VIDOTTO et al., 2019).

Can the Godelieve Denys-Struyf (GDS) Muscle and Articulation Chains Method Help in the Treatment of Hyperventilation?