Clinical review of breathing guides and articles

Ars Respirandi publishes guides and articles on breathing and the nervous system, each citing peer-reviewed research. We want a clinician to read a first set of them closely. You will check that each claim matches the cited paper, that nothing reads as a diagnosis or a treatment promise, and that safety warnings are in place, especially around breath holds, pregnancy, and heart, lung and anxiety conditions. Deliverable: a review table for ten pieces with location, claim, problem, fix and source, plus a suggested list of standard safety warnings. Done means: every piece is marked approved, approved with changes, or do not publish, with reasons. Must know (mandatory): practice as a physician or respiratory physiotherapist; reading clinical papers and PubMed; health content or patient education; fluent English. Nice to have: pulmonology or sleep medicine; Buteyko method familiarity; medical writing.