• There was a version of the task where people were forced to mouth breathe
  • Mouth inhalation versus exhalation did better in the task, but nasal inhalation versus exhalation was more pronounced
  • Nasal breathing is better than mouth breathing for health
  • Nose breathing shapes cognition and is good for dental health
  • Christina Zelano made major contributions to this line of research

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