PN MEDICAL, INC.
MAITLAND, FLORIDA

Who We Are We will always find a way to improve the quality of people’s lives by doing one thing well – help them breathe better. That promise is stronger than ever and the fuel that keeps us striving to make a difference all these years later. As we develop our second generation device, Breather II. we are listening to doctors, therapists and patients around the world. If you’d like to take part in the development as a medical professional or a patient, Who We Are We will always find a way to improve the quality of people’s lives by doing one thing well – help them breathe better. That promise is stronger than ever and the fuel that keeps us striving to make a difference all these years later. As we develop our second generation device, Breather II. we are listening to doctors, therapists and patients around the world. If you’d like to take part in the development as a medical professional or a patient, Patient’s experiencing abnormal respiratory function impacting activities of daily living including: dyspnea and/or activity intolerance as well as decreased breath support for speech production and safe swallowing should be considered for RMT. Respiratory muscle training (RMT) with the Breather improves inspiratory muscle strength and endurance, reducing breathlessness and increasing exercise capacity in people with COPD, leading to an improved quality of life. Research shows that RMT is more effective in helping COPD patients than physical exercise alone. The respiratory muscle strengthening effect of the Breather can reduce the perceived respiratory effort during breathing in children with muscular dystrophies. Respiratory muscle strength with the Breather can therefore help to preserve respiratory function and well-being in children with neuromuscular diseases. Strengthening of respiratory muscles with the Breather can help patients with spinal cord injury (SCI) in the acute phase by improving cough function, reducing dyspnea and increasing quality of life. Respiratory muscle training (RMT) with the Breather can also support people and athletes with chronic SCI by increasing exercise performance and lung capacity. Respiratory muscle disorders frequently cluster together, such as COPD and cardiovascular disease, sleep apnea or asthma. Respiratory muscle training using the Breather provides a holistic approach that can simultaneously alleviate symptoms of the primary disease and comorbidities to improve health-related quality of life. Palliative care aims to improve quality of life (QOL) in people with serious illness. Respiratory muscle training using the Breather can reduce the risk of respiratory failure, improve airway clearance to prevent aspiration, reducing the danger of pneumonia, and improve QOL by helping to fight depression in people with pulmonary fibrosis, lung cancer, multiple sclerosis and other diseases. Helps in movement of hyolaryngeal complex “I have been using the Breather 2 1/2 years and truly believe the Breather helped to improve and expand my lungs and taught me to inhale more deeply and improve my lung capacity….I hope this will help others to look forward to a healthier life with similar surgeries. The Breather has become a part of everyday life.”