Is neoflo right for me?
The Neoflo breathing belt is your best friend if you:
- are tired but have trouble falling asleep
- you go to bed exhausted, with a body that won't "give up"
- feel restless at bedtime
- you wake up at night feeling tense
- try to create a real bedtime ritual
Why Neoflo?
Sleep begins before falling asleep
Sleeping is not a mental decision. It is a change in physiological state.
When the body remains in active mode:
- breathing remains high
- the internal pace is too fast
- the brain does not receive the "night" signal
Neoflo's unique tactile guidance system allows you to:
- to slow down naturally without effort
- to breathe into your belly
- establish a regular rhythm conducive to falling asleep
Slow movement acts as a physical transition between wakefulness and sleep.

The benefits of sleep
80% of our users report:
- Falling asleep more easily
- A decrease in restlessness at bedtime
- Fewer wake-ups related to blood pressure
- A feeling of letting go physically
- Deeper, more restful sleep
The benefits of sleep
80% of our users report:
- Falling asleep more easily
- A decrease in restlessness at bedtime
- Fewer wake-ups related to blood pressure
- A feeling of letting go physically
- Deeper, more restful sleep

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Not just a belt. A home breathing coach:
✅ A device that won an award at the Concours Lépine
✅ 1 hour of breathing training
✅ Two 8-week support programs

Free with your purchase
Optimize your practice with Dr. Thomas Cantaloup, a physician specializing in sleep and mental health.
- 1 hour of online training
- 2 support programs
- Learn the basics of breathing and coherent breathing
- Master your belt for optimal use
Choose between two 8-week courses with weekly follow-ups to guide you in your discovery of breathing:
- a respiratory fitness program
- an advanced course for optimal performance

Philippe, inventor and founder of neoflo
Cardiac Coherence and Sleep
Cardiac Coherence and Sleep
coherent breathing sleepis a natural method for improving the quality of sleep and reducingstress- and sleep-related issues. By synchronizing breathing with the heart rate, this technique promotes a state of deep relaxation, which is essential for combatinganxiety and sleep issues, as well asdepression and sleep problems. Tools like the Neoflobreathing beltsupport this practice by guiding 20-minute screen-free sessions—the ideal length of time to prepare the body for a restful night’s sleep.
The benefits of 20 minutes ofcoherent breathing sleepextend beyond simple relaxation. It addresses symptoms such as difficulty falling asleep, waking up during the night, a feelingof suffocation while sleeping, orhyperventilation—symptoms often linked to accumulated stress. By regulating the autonomic nervous system, this approach also helps managenervous tension, a key factor in preventing nighttime awakenings. For those looking toimprove their sleep, incorporating this practice into an evening routine can make all the difference.
How coherent breathing sleep
coherent breathing sleepworks by balancing the sympathetic nervous system (responsible for wakefulness) and the parasympathetic nervous system (associated with relaxation). A 20-minute session before bedtime is often enough to reduce the effects of stress onsleep by lowering cortisol levels, the stress hormone. People sufferingfromanxiety orinsomnianotice a decrease in intrusive thoughts, making it easier to fall asleep.
To maximize results, it is recommended to use a coherent breathing devicesuch as the Neoflo breathing belt, which guides breathing through haptic vibrations. This method allows you to focus onletting go and sleepingwithout distractions, which is particularly beneficial for those who struggle torecover while sleeping. Studies show that regular practice in 20-minute sessions improves heart rate variability, a key indicator of the ability to managesleep and anxiety.
Tips for incorporating coherent breathing your nighttime routine
Incorporatingcoherent breathing sleepinto your nightly routine doesn’t require any special skills. Although the 365 method—which involves breathing three times a day, six times per minute for five minutes—is the most popular, it’s often not enough to effectively and sustainably combatinsomnia and sleep problems. Studies have shown that a 20-minute session of coherent breathing more effective than a short 5-minute session coherent breathing stimulating the vagus nerve and creating a state of deep calm conducive to falling asleep. For beginners, the Neoflobreathing beltoffers easy and precise guidance thanks to its touch-sensitive technology, making it ideal for avoiding rhythm errors and practicing 20-minute sessions of coherent breathing straining to concentrate.
For people sufferingfrom sleep problemsand depression, this practice can be combined with other methods such as meditation or visualization. The goal is to establish an evening ritual that signals to the body that it is time to prepare for sleep. Users of the belt report a reduction in symptoms related tohigh blood pressure and insomnia, as well as an improved ability toenhance sleep qualityover the long term.
FAQ on coherent breathing Sleep
What is coherent breathing sleep, and how does it work?
coherent breathing sleepis a breathing technique that synchronizes the heart rate and breathing to induce a state of relaxation. Practicing a 20-minute session of coherent breathing bedtime reduces activity in the sympathetic nervous system—which is responsible for stress—and activates the parasympathetic nervous system, thereby promoting sleep. Tools like the Neoflo coherent breathing beltfacilitate this practice by guiding breathing without a screen, using patented vibro-tactile technology.
coherent breathing help with insomnia and restless sleep?
Yes,coherent breathing sleepis particularly effective againstinsomnia andrestlesssleep. By regulating the heart rate, it reduces intrusive thoughts and physical tension, two major causes of difficulty falling asleep. Users often notice an improvement within the first few nights of regular practice, especially when combined with a structured evening routine.
How long do you need coherent breathing practice coherent breathing see results in terms of sleep?
The initial effects ofcoherent breathing sleepcan be felt as early as the first few sessions, particularly a sense of immediate calm. However, for lasting results regarding issues such asanxiety and sleepordepression and sleep, daily practice for 15 to 40 minutes over at least 3 to 4 weeks is recommended. The regularity and duration of the sessions are key to reprogramming the nervous system and improving sleep quality.
Can coherent breathing be used coherent breathing manage high blood pressure and sleep?
coherent breathing sleephas a positive impact onhigh blood pressure and sleepby reducing stress, a factor that exacerbates high blood pressure. By lowering cortisol levels and improving heart rate variability, this technique helps stabilize blood pressure. For optimal results, it can be combined with other healthy habits such as a balanced diet and moderate physical activity.
When is the best time to practice coherent breathing bed?
The best time to do a 20-minute session ofcoherent breathing sleepis about 30 to 60 minutes before bedtime. This allows the body to gradually prepare for sleep by reducing the effectsof stress and anxiety. A session can also be done in bed for those who have troubleletting go and falling asleep. The key is to avoid screens and stimulation before the practice to maximize its effects.





