Breathe Better. Live Better.

The first app for VCD / ILO, built on clinically-validated EILOBI techniques.

Based on OLIN EILOBI Research

Clinically-Proven Techniques You Can Trust.

Our methods are built upon the groundbreaking EILOBI (Exercise-Induced Laryngeal Obstruction Biphasic Inspiration) techniques developed at National Jewish Health. This peer-reviewed research provides an evidence-based foundation for everything we do.

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A Clear Path to Better Breathing

Inhhale provides a simple, three-step approach to help you manage symptoms, build resilience, and perform your best.

Stop episodes fast

Access emergency relief techniques instantly to regain control during an acute VCD/ILO episode.

Train daily for resilience

Practice clinically-validated EILOBI exercises to build long-term breathing control and reduce symptom frequency.

Perform at your peak

Utilize specialized protocols for athletes to maintain airway control and confidence during high-intensity exercise.

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Designed for the Entire Community

Whether you're seeking relief, pursuing peak performance, or providing care, Inhhale is your dedicated partner.

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Patients

Find calm and relief with guided exercises designed to manage VCD, ILO, and EILO symptoms effectively.

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Athletes

Gain a competitive edge by mastering breathing control under pressure for peak performance.

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Clinicians

A trusted, evidence-based tool to supplement patient therapy and track progress outside the clinic.

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Trusted by clinicians. Inhhale is being developed with guidance from leading experts in speech-language pathology and respiratory health.