
Breathing Reset
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Book Introduction
The Secret to a Healthy Life: A Pain Specialist
Everyone breathes.
When you are hungry, eat food,
You walk through growth.
We breathe, eat, and walk without being taught.
But if you breathe, eat and walk the wrong way,
Your body rusts without you even knowing it.
You might be wondering, “Could it be because of this?”
It's true.
Actions that are imprinted on the right brain and done instinctively
Rather, it can be the main culprit in damaging your health.
You need to breathe properly, eat properly, and walk properly.
Just correcting these three basic behaviors
We can regain a surprisingly healthy life.
- In the prologue
《Breathing Reset》 is a book written by the author, a pain specialist, to correct modern people's incorrect mouth breathing and upper chest breathing.
The author, an anesthesiologist and pain medicine specialist, has been striving to provide patients with simple and fundamental treatment methods since opening a pain clinic in 2005.
Feeling the limitations of initial steroid treatment, he reached a conclusion after studying numerous data and clinical studies to identify the root cause of the pain and introduce an integrated treatment method.
The fundamental cause of various pains suffered by modern people, such as stress, panic disorder, indigestion, headache, insomnia, and scoliosis, is the breakdown of our body's system and balance.
And, knowing that breathing and bare feet play a very important role in correcting this, we applied this clinically and confirmed the effect of pain relief and improvement of autonomic nervous system symptoms in numerous patients.
The author has fully captured the 'importance of proper breathing' and 'how to breathe properly' that he has discovered through decades of research in 'Breathing Reset'.
Everyone breathes.
When you are hungry, eat food,
You walk through growth.
We breathe, eat, and walk without being taught.
But if you breathe, eat and walk the wrong way,
Your body rusts without you even knowing it.
You might be wondering, “Could it be because of this?”
It's true.
Actions that are imprinted on the right brain and done instinctively
Rather, it can be the main culprit in damaging your health.
You need to breathe properly, eat properly, and walk properly.
Just correcting these three basic behaviors
We can regain a surprisingly healthy life.
- In the prologue
《Breathing Reset》 is a book written by the author, a pain specialist, to correct modern people's incorrect mouth breathing and upper chest breathing.
The author, an anesthesiologist and pain medicine specialist, has been striving to provide patients with simple and fundamental treatment methods since opening a pain clinic in 2005.
Feeling the limitations of initial steroid treatment, he reached a conclusion after studying numerous data and clinical studies to identify the root cause of the pain and introduce an integrated treatment method.
The fundamental cause of various pains suffered by modern people, such as stress, panic disorder, indigestion, headache, insomnia, and scoliosis, is the breakdown of our body's system and balance.
And, knowing that breathing and bare feet play a very important role in correcting this, we applied this clinically and confirmed the effect of pain relief and improvement of autonomic nervous system symptoms in numerous patients.
The author has fully captured the 'importance of proper breathing' and 'how to breathe properly' that he has discovered through decades of research in 'Breathing Reset'.
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index
Recommendation 6
Prologue: Awaken the Miracle Hidden in Your Breath 10
As we enter, everyone has a genie in their lamp 18
Chapter 1.
Things to know before breathing
30 Breathing Habits Accelerate Aging
Stress, Emotions, and Breathing Are One Body 36
The overall strength of the autonomic nervous system is important. 42
[Advanced Course] Heart Rate Variability: A Key Indicator of Health 52
57 people who go from hospital to hospital without finding the cause
Carbon dioxide is just as important as oxygen 64
[Advanced Course] Most Weight Loss Is Achieved Through Breathing 69
Deep breathing when you're nervous—is it really good breathing? 72
The remaining oxygen in our bodies releases reactive oxygen species. 76
[Advanced Course] Redox: Finding the Key to Youth and Health 85
Most patients who have difficulty breathing have hyperventilation syndrome. 90
Finger Stimulation 101: Regulating the Autonomic Nervous System
Chapter 2.
Why and How to Breathe Through Your Nose
The nose is the organ for breathing, and the mouth is the organ for speaking and eating. 114
Breathing through your mouth is detrimental to your health. 123
[Advanced Course] Red Alert! Protect Your Core Temperature! 132
I can tell you're breathing through your mouth just by looking at your face 134
[Advanced Course] Breathe Through Your Nose! Follow the Magical Breathing Exercise 142
144 Amazing Changes That Happen When You Sleep With Tape Over Your Mouth
The nasal passages are a natural air conditioner that cools the brain. 154
Mouth breathing negatively affects children's growth 162
For proper breathing, always keep your tongue on the front palate. 167
Let's do the mewing exercise to correct mouth breathing 173
Having two nostrils is a result of evolution for survival 181
Chapter 3.
Why You Should Practice Diaphragmatic Breathing and How to Practice It
Just by changing your breathing, your spine will straighten. 188
Instead of sit-ups, train your abs by crawling 206
Let's train the intercostal muscles, the main respiratory muscles. 222
Pain relief comes from lowering the raised ribs. 229
Let's breathe out all the air in our bodies 243
[Advanced Course] 254 Amazing Experiments on Coherence
Key Takeaways: Memorize and Practice These for a Healthy Life 260
[Advanced Course] Expose Yourself to Minor Stresses 267
Epilogue: No matter how much you shout, it's useless if you don't put it into practice. 277
Prologue: Awaken the Miracle Hidden in Your Breath 10
As we enter, everyone has a genie in their lamp 18
Chapter 1.
Things to know before breathing
30 Breathing Habits Accelerate Aging
Stress, Emotions, and Breathing Are One Body 36
The overall strength of the autonomic nervous system is important. 42
[Advanced Course] Heart Rate Variability: A Key Indicator of Health 52
57 people who go from hospital to hospital without finding the cause
Carbon dioxide is just as important as oxygen 64
[Advanced Course] Most Weight Loss Is Achieved Through Breathing 69
Deep breathing when you're nervous—is it really good breathing? 72
The remaining oxygen in our bodies releases reactive oxygen species. 76
[Advanced Course] Redox: Finding the Key to Youth and Health 85
Most patients who have difficulty breathing have hyperventilation syndrome. 90
Finger Stimulation 101: Regulating the Autonomic Nervous System
Chapter 2.
Why and How to Breathe Through Your Nose
The nose is the organ for breathing, and the mouth is the organ for speaking and eating. 114
Breathing through your mouth is detrimental to your health. 123
[Advanced Course] Red Alert! Protect Your Core Temperature! 132
I can tell you're breathing through your mouth just by looking at your face 134
[Advanced Course] Breathe Through Your Nose! Follow the Magical Breathing Exercise 142
144 Amazing Changes That Happen When You Sleep With Tape Over Your Mouth
The nasal passages are a natural air conditioner that cools the brain. 154
Mouth breathing negatively affects children's growth 162
For proper breathing, always keep your tongue on the front palate. 167
Let's do the mewing exercise to correct mouth breathing 173
Having two nostrils is a result of evolution for survival 181
Chapter 3.
Why You Should Practice Diaphragmatic Breathing and How to Practice It
Just by changing your breathing, your spine will straighten. 188
Instead of sit-ups, train your abs by crawling 206
Let's train the intercostal muscles, the main respiratory muscles. 222
Pain relief comes from lowering the raised ribs. 229
Let's breathe out all the air in our bodies 243
[Advanced Course] 254 Amazing Experiments on Coherence
Key Takeaways: Memorize and Practice These for a Healthy Life 260
[Advanced Course] Expose Yourself to Minor Stresses 267
Epilogue: No matter how much you shout, it's useless if you don't put it into practice. 277
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Into the book
The most basic blueprint that allows us to move, control, and live is DNA.
I need to know about this genie so that I can feel better.
Genie is a loyal servant who follows orders, but there are times when he is overly loyal and times when he becomes lazy.
Sometimes they have a hard time or act differently from their owner's intentions.
Because the genie's mission is not to make its owner healthy, but to survive and spread its offspring to future generations.
--- p.19
So, does Genie want to live as a Paleolithic hunter-gatherer? No.
But now, in 2025, Genie controls our bodies with the same perspective as he did about 2 million years ago.
We need to know that.
This is not a question of good or bad.
It is said that if you know yourself and your enemy, you will win every battle.
If you live without knowing, you will not be able to adapt to modern times.
--- p.25
If you breathe only through your chest without using your diaphragm, your heart will be overworked and its function will gradually decline.
There are more reasons to be concerned about heart function.
Oxytocin, known as the hormone of love and happiness, is known to be a neurotransmitter secreted from the posterior pituitary gland.
But recently, there was a study that found that oxytocin is also secreted from the heart.
Therefore, if you do not breathe properly, not only will your heart's circulatory function deteriorate, but oxytocin secretion will also decrease, which will have a more negative impact on your mind and emotions.
--- p.44
The large amount of carbon contained in food is difficult to eliminate through urine alone, but this excess carbon combines with oxygen to form carbon dioxide, which is then eliminated through respiration.
This is a major means of weight control, as the reason you don't gain much weight even when you eat is because you expel carbon through breathing.
In particular, 84% of ingested fat is excreted through breathing.
In this way, our body needs carbon dioxide.
--- p.66
There are many cases where Olympic stars or famous athletes surprisingly struggle to the end of their lives, and the reason is the active oxygen caused by extreme exercise.
When you exercise vigorously, you inhale a lot of oxygen and produce a lot of energy.
There's nothing I can do.
Moreover, if you breathe through your mouth and upper chest, the side effects are fatal to your health as they add to the active oxygen.
Moderate exercise is more beneficial to your health than intense exercise.
--- p.79
Correct breathing is when you breathe slowly while lowering the diaphragm sufficiently.
As with all tissues, barriers deteriorate if not used.
When you are in a shortened and weakened state, even if you want to breathe through the diaphragm, it becomes stiff and difficult.
Before you know it, you've forgotten how to do it.
“Make your stomach bulge out, make it slim.” This is the first reason I have my patients practice this.
--- p.92
Our thumbs can move in opposite directions, not just in the same direction.
These characteristics enabled precise tasks such as sewing, using chopsticks, making fists, and throwing.
If you use your hands a lot, the nerves and blood vessels responsible for sensation and movement will naturally be distributed in greater numbers, and information exchange with the brain will increase.
The area of the brain responsible for hand movements also naturally grows.
Using your hands a lot keeps your brain young.
--- p.104
Our body's healing ultimately depends on improving immunity and increasing blood circulation.
It has been said that breathing through the nose itself increases immunity.
The nose is also a reservoir for nitric oxide.
When you breathe in slowly through your nose, this miracle molecule is delivered deep into your lungs, but diaphragmatic breathing allows the nitric oxide to reach even deeper into your lungs.
--- p.119
I have panic disorder, I have depression, and no matter how many injections I get, the pain in my neck and shoulders doesn't go away...
Proper breathing is very important in improving these various symptoms.
I speak to patients who trust me completely.
“Wear tape over your mouth 24 hours a day.
Keep it on except when eating or talking.
Just focus on your breathing.
“Walk barefoot and run very slowly,” is the author’s prescription.
Ultimately, it's all a breathing problem.
--- p.152
If you observe children who come for treatment for scoliosis, you will see some common characteristics.
The mouth is open, there are many buck teeth, breathing is shallow and gasping, and the muscles in the neck are visible.
I breathe almost 100% through my mouth and also do upper chest breathing.
He's also a bit short.
Ask your guardian.
“Do you often have a stuffy nose or rhinitis?”, “Do you snore or sleep with your mouth open?”, “Do you hate running?” Then they all ask, “How did you know?”
--- p.162
It is better to practice proper breathing before going to bed.
This is because the body relaxes and the parasympathetic nervous system becomes activated, shifting into a mode of regeneration and healing.
We breathe 20,000 times a day without even realizing it.
What would happen if it piled up like this, one day, one week, one month, one year?
Depending on how you breathe, there will be tremendous cumulative effects, both good and bad.
--- p.202
Strengthening your abdominal muscles will strengthen your spine.
Gyms teach a variety of abdominal exercises, but you can effectively tone your abdominal muscles without these strenuous exercises through breathing exercises.
The 'lying crawl' exercise we learned as children strengthens our abdominal muscles while promoting coordinated movement of the entire torso.
--- p.220
Breathing means exhaling (呼) and inhaling (吸).
If you let out enough air, you will be able to inhale more air.
If you open the door for a short time to ventilate the room because it is cold in the middle of winter, the air will not be able to circulate to every corner.
The same goes for our bodies.
There must be sufficient ventilation.
All the old air must be removed before new air can come in.
I need to know about this genie so that I can feel better.
Genie is a loyal servant who follows orders, but there are times when he is overly loyal and times when he becomes lazy.
Sometimes they have a hard time or act differently from their owner's intentions.
Because the genie's mission is not to make its owner healthy, but to survive and spread its offspring to future generations.
--- p.19
So, does Genie want to live as a Paleolithic hunter-gatherer? No.
But now, in 2025, Genie controls our bodies with the same perspective as he did about 2 million years ago.
We need to know that.
This is not a question of good or bad.
It is said that if you know yourself and your enemy, you will win every battle.
If you live without knowing, you will not be able to adapt to modern times.
--- p.25
If you breathe only through your chest without using your diaphragm, your heart will be overworked and its function will gradually decline.
There are more reasons to be concerned about heart function.
Oxytocin, known as the hormone of love and happiness, is known to be a neurotransmitter secreted from the posterior pituitary gland.
But recently, there was a study that found that oxytocin is also secreted from the heart.
Therefore, if you do not breathe properly, not only will your heart's circulatory function deteriorate, but oxytocin secretion will also decrease, which will have a more negative impact on your mind and emotions.
--- p.44
The large amount of carbon contained in food is difficult to eliminate through urine alone, but this excess carbon combines with oxygen to form carbon dioxide, which is then eliminated through respiration.
This is a major means of weight control, as the reason you don't gain much weight even when you eat is because you expel carbon through breathing.
In particular, 84% of ingested fat is excreted through breathing.
In this way, our body needs carbon dioxide.
--- p.66
There are many cases where Olympic stars or famous athletes surprisingly struggle to the end of their lives, and the reason is the active oxygen caused by extreme exercise.
When you exercise vigorously, you inhale a lot of oxygen and produce a lot of energy.
There's nothing I can do.
Moreover, if you breathe through your mouth and upper chest, the side effects are fatal to your health as they add to the active oxygen.
Moderate exercise is more beneficial to your health than intense exercise.
--- p.79
Correct breathing is when you breathe slowly while lowering the diaphragm sufficiently.
As with all tissues, barriers deteriorate if not used.
When you are in a shortened and weakened state, even if you want to breathe through the diaphragm, it becomes stiff and difficult.
Before you know it, you've forgotten how to do it.
“Make your stomach bulge out, make it slim.” This is the first reason I have my patients practice this.
--- p.92
Our thumbs can move in opposite directions, not just in the same direction.
These characteristics enabled precise tasks such as sewing, using chopsticks, making fists, and throwing.
If you use your hands a lot, the nerves and blood vessels responsible for sensation and movement will naturally be distributed in greater numbers, and information exchange with the brain will increase.
The area of the brain responsible for hand movements also naturally grows.
Using your hands a lot keeps your brain young.
--- p.104
Our body's healing ultimately depends on improving immunity and increasing blood circulation.
It has been said that breathing through the nose itself increases immunity.
The nose is also a reservoir for nitric oxide.
When you breathe in slowly through your nose, this miracle molecule is delivered deep into your lungs, but diaphragmatic breathing allows the nitric oxide to reach even deeper into your lungs.
--- p.119
I have panic disorder, I have depression, and no matter how many injections I get, the pain in my neck and shoulders doesn't go away...
Proper breathing is very important in improving these various symptoms.
I speak to patients who trust me completely.
“Wear tape over your mouth 24 hours a day.
Keep it on except when eating or talking.
Just focus on your breathing.
“Walk barefoot and run very slowly,” is the author’s prescription.
Ultimately, it's all a breathing problem.
--- p.152
If you observe children who come for treatment for scoliosis, you will see some common characteristics.
The mouth is open, there are many buck teeth, breathing is shallow and gasping, and the muscles in the neck are visible.
I breathe almost 100% through my mouth and also do upper chest breathing.
He's also a bit short.
Ask your guardian.
“Do you often have a stuffy nose or rhinitis?”, “Do you snore or sleep with your mouth open?”, “Do you hate running?” Then they all ask, “How did you know?”
--- p.162
It is better to practice proper breathing before going to bed.
This is because the body relaxes and the parasympathetic nervous system becomes activated, shifting into a mode of regeneration and healing.
We breathe 20,000 times a day without even realizing it.
What would happen if it piled up like this, one day, one week, one month, one year?
Depending on how you breathe, there will be tremendous cumulative effects, both good and bad.
--- p.202
Strengthening your abdominal muscles will strengthen your spine.
Gyms teach a variety of abdominal exercises, but you can effectively tone your abdominal muscles without these strenuous exercises through breathing exercises.
The 'lying crawl' exercise we learned as children strengthens our abdominal muscles while promoting coordinated movement of the entire torso.
--- p.220
Breathing means exhaling (呼) and inhaling (吸).
If you let out enough air, you will be able to inhale more air.
If you open the door for a short time to ventilate the room because it is cold in the middle of winter, the air will not be able to circulate to every corner.
The same goes for our bodies.
There must be sufficient ventilation.
All the old air must be removed before new air can come in.
--- p.243
Publisher's Review
Pain specialist Dr. Shin Hyo-sang shares his tips for breathing properly.
The secret to living a healthy life without getting tired in the '100-year-old era' lies in breathing!
Modern people live with fatigue and pain.
All day long, I sit at my desk, hunched over, with my neck forward and my eyes drowsy, staring at the computer.
It's not much different when going to and from school or work, or even during breaks.
Until I go to bed, I spend every spare moment hunched over and staring at a screen the size of my palm, so I can't sleep deeply, and when I wake up in the morning, I'm still tired from the previous day.
If days like that continue, you will end up going to the hospital because you will feel discomfort and pain somewhere in your body.
They say we live to be 100, but I sometimes worry about what I'll do if I keep living this long and struggling.
But my ears perk up when I hear that if I just change my breathing, if I just breathe properly, I can escape this pain and live a healthy, younger life.
《Breathing Reset》 is a book written by the author, a pain specialist, to correct modern people's incorrect mouth breathing and upper chest breathing.
The author, an anesthesiologist and pain medicine specialist, has been striving to provide patients with simple and fundamental treatment methods since opening a pain clinic in 2005.
Feeling the limitations of initial steroid treatment, he reached a conclusion after studying numerous data and clinical studies to identify the root cause of the pain and introduce an integrated treatment method.
The fundamental cause of various pains suffered by modern people, such as stress, panic disorder, indigestion, headache, insomnia, and scoliosis, is the breakdown of our body's system and balance.
And, knowing that breathing and bare feet play a very important role in correcting this, we applied this clinically and confirmed the effect of pain relief and improvement of autonomic nervous system symptoms in numerous patients.
The author has fully captured the 'importance of proper breathing' and 'how to breathe properly' that he has discovered through decades of research in 'Breathing Reset'.
According to him, most modern people breathe through their mouths incorrectly, but are unaware of it.
If you breathe through your mouth instead of your nose, you are more susceptible to indiscriminate attacks from unfiltered bacteria, and your immune system becomes compromised, leaving you vulnerable to various diseases.
Additionally, as breathing becomes shallow and rapid, symptoms of hyperventilation occur, and as a compensatory mechanism, breathing through the neck becomes entrenched, incorrect upper chest breathing becomes entrenched.
Upper chest breathing is incorrect breathing because it uses weak neck muscles, which causes the muscles to become overly tense and turtle neck, the chest to become narrow and the back to be rounded.
So, what is proper breathing? It's diaphragmatic breathing, breathing through the nose, not the mouth.
The diaphragm is a respiratory muscle that separates the thoracic cavity and the abdominal cavity. Breathing through the diaphragm improves blood and lymph circulation and stimulates peristalsis of the internal organs, thereby maintaining the overall balance of our body.
According to the author, we are born with the ability to breathe naturally through the nose and diaphragm, but as we grow up and develop incorrect lifestyle habits, our breathing patterns change, so training is necessary to correct them.
The author explains the scientific principles of breathing in an easy-to-understand manner and guides you on how to breathe more effectively.
Furthermore, it goes beyond theoretical explanations and presents training methods that can be applied in real life, saying that anyone can improve their quality of life if they consistently and correctly practice these methods.
However, although you can put anything into practice if you know it, it is difficult to put it into action if you do not feel the need for it.
No matter how much you explain the correct breathing method or teach training methods, it is meaningless if you don't practice it yourself. Therefore, the author emphasizes and re-emphasizes the readers' consistent practice.
Readers who suffer from chronic pain would be reticent to fall for the author's direct temptation to "just follow along, it's free and harmless."
"Breathing Reset" contains solid information based on countless research cases, a wealth of clinical experience, and the author's sincere desire for everyone to live healthy lives.
A pain expert explains how to breathe properly! I hope this book will provide a true healing experience for modern people who suffer from various pains but have been unable to identify their root causes.
The secret to living a healthy life without getting tired in the '100-year-old era' lies in breathing!
Modern people live with fatigue and pain.
All day long, I sit at my desk, hunched over, with my neck forward and my eyes drowsy, staring at the computer.
It's not much different when going to and from school or work, or even during breaks.
Until I go to bed, I spend every spare moment hunched over and staring at a screen the size of my palm, so I can't sleep deeply, and when I wake up in the morning, I'm still tired from the previous day.
If days like that continue, you will end up going to the hospital because you will feel discomfort and pain somewhere in your body.
They say we live to be 100, but I sometimes worry about what I'll do if I keep living this long and struggling.
But my ears perk up when I hear that if I just change my breathing, if I just breathe properly, I can escape this pain and live a healthy, younger life.
《Breathing Reset》 is a book written by the author, a pain specialist, to correct modern people's incorrect mouth breathing and upper chest breathing.
The author, an anesthesiologist and pain medicine specialist, has been striving to provide patients with simple and fundamental treatment methods since opening a pain clinic in 2005.
Feeling the limitations of initial steroid treatment, he reached a conclusion after studying numerous data and clinical studies to identify the root cause of the pain and introduce an integrated treatment method.
The fundamental cause of various pains suffered by modern people, such as stress, panic disorder, indigestion, headache, insomnia, and scoliosis, is the breakdown of our body's system and balance.
And, knowing that breathing and bare feet play a very important role in correcting this, we applied this clinically and confirmed the effect of pain relief and improvement of autonomic nervous system symptoms in numerous patients.
The author has fully captured the 'importance of proper breathing' and 'how to breathe properly' that he has discovered through decades of research in 'Breathing Reset'.
According to him, most modern people breathe through their mouths incorrectly, but are unaware of it.
If you breathe through your mouth instead of your nose, you are more susceptible to indiscriminate attacks from unfiltered bacteria, and your immune system becomes compromised, leaving you vulnerable to various diseases.
Additionally, as breathing becomes shallow and rapid, symptoms of hyperventilation occur, and as a compensatory mechanism, breathing through the neck becomes entrenched, incorrect upper chest breathing becomes entrenched.
Upper chest breathing is incorrect breathing because it uses weak neck muscles, which causes the muscles to become overly tense and turtle neck, the chest to become narrow and the back to be rounded.
So, what is proper breathing? It's diaphragmatic breathing, breathing through the nose, not the mouth.
The diaphragm is a respiratory muscle that separates the thoracic cavity and the abdominal cavity. Breathing through the diaphragm improves blood and lymph circulation and stimulates peristalsis of the internal organs, thereby maintaining the overall balance of our body.
According to the author, we are born with the ability to breathe naturally through the nose and diaphragm, but as we grow up and develop incorrect lifestyle habits, our breathing patterns change, so training is necessary to correct them.
The author explains the scientific principles of breathing in an easy-to-understand manner and guides you on how to breathe more effectively.
Furthermore, it goes beyond theoretical explanations and presents training methods that can be applied in real life, saying that anyone can improve their quality of life if they consistently and correctly practice these methods.
However, although you can put anything into practice if you know it, it is difficult to put it into action if you do not feel the need for it.
No matter how much you explain the correct breathing method or teach training methods, it is meaningless if you don't practice it yourself. Therefore, the author emphasizes and re-emphasizes the readers' consistent practice.
Readers who suffer from chronic pain would be reticent to fall for the author's direct temptation to "just follow along, it's free and harmless."
"Breathing Reset" contains solid information based on countless research cases, a wealth of clinical experience, and the author's sincere desire for everyone to live healthy lives.
A pain expert explains how to breathe properly! I hope this book will provide a true healing experience for modern people who suffer from various pains but have been unable to identify their root causes.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: June 12, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 280 pages | 468g | 150*210*17mm
- ISBN13: 9791191937558
- ISBN10: 1191937550
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