Melo is a breathing exercise device for wellness and mindfulness, allowing you to take a step back and have a moment of calm. Melo is here to help you deal with everyday stress and anxiety. Designed to let you take a breath and relax wherever and whenever you need it most.
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Melo has been designed so you do not need to be an expert in yoga or mindfulness to reap its benefits... all you have to do is take a few melo moments whenever you feel the need to be transported to a calmer place…
Melo has been designed to help alleviate the stresses and anxieties of everyday modern life. It only takes a few moments to bring relief and can readily be added into busy everyday lives. Melo is your 'on the go friend' that you can take everywhere and use virtually anywhere…
We have designed melo to be versatile. Our accessories include the silicon sleeve, a choice of two key fob tags, lanyard and the accessory tool to help you switch them all over quickly and simply. Whatever situation you find yourself in we have got your covered...
The wireless charger with matching copper accent is slightly concave so your melo fits neatly when charging. Melo will flash 3 times when placed on the top to confirm you are all set. For added peace of mind the base has a power indicator and a foam insert to make sure the charger is not going anywhere...
Mindful breathing has been around for centuries and has loads of benefits from lowering blood pressure and cortisol to helping relieve stress and anxiety.. melo teaches you how to use your breathing to combat the stresses and anxieties of everyday modern life…
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A basic form of box breathing for the beginner to learn and move up a level.
The key to mastering this is to keep your breathe control at the front of your mind and relax your body before you start.
Known as box breathing, this is suggested for people who feel they can do a bit more.
This technique is used by athletes and US Navy Seals to deal with stressful situations and to keep them focused when needed most. It is known to lower blood pressure and provide an almost immediate sense of calm.
For anyone who wants a real challenge and wants to get the full advantage of mindful breathing.
This technique was popularised by Harvard trained Dr. Andrew Weil (teacher of integrative medicine) and based on an ancient yogi technique called ‘Pranayama’, to help users gain control over their breathing.
