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Understanding and Recognizing Mouth Breathing

Apr 20, 2016/Airway Orthodontics
Physiology of Breathing Normal breathing is done through the nose. Each nostril functions independently and synergistically to filter, warm, moisturize, dehumidify and smell the air. Babies are...

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What You Need to Know If Your Child Snores, Grinds or Is a Mouth Breather

Apr 08, 2015/Sleep Therapy
“Sleeping like a baby” is how we describe a perfect night’s sleep — restful and restorative. For children, sleep is a time of growth and...

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Pharmacotherapy Failure in Chronic Insomnia Patients

Dec 15, 2014/Sleep Therapy
Barry Krakow, MD, Victor Ulibarri, RPGST, and Natalia McIver, RPGST from the Sleep & Human Health Institute, and the Maimonides Sleep Arts and Sciences, Ltd,...

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Documenting Hope 7 minute trailer

Oct 30, 2014/Nutrition
We are documenting the potential recovery of 14 children from autism, ADHD, allergies, asthma, juvenile RA, mood disorders and type 2 diabetes....

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Breathing Alters Perception

Jun 29, 2014/Airway Orthodontics
http://jonlieffmd.com/blog/breathing-alters-perception Breath is the only critical physiological function that operates unconsciously, but can, also, be directed consciously. While regulated by very complex chemical sensors in multiple...

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