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The Health & Human Performance Foundation Research Grants is sponsored by Health & Human Performance Foundation. The Health & Human Performance Foundation supports research on scientifically proven breathing solutions to elevate health and optimize human performance, with a goal to eliminate stress-related conditions, unleash human potential, and redefine health and performance sectors.
They focus research on improving health-related quality of life.
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