Exposure can be controlled via social separation and distancing as we all know. But, if exposed how do we prevent SEVERITY?
Maintain room humidity to 40-60% to protect out throat moisture. Also, prevent mouth-breathing via position (not on back), side …
A few days ago I had a great recorded interview with myofunctional therapist Sarah Hornsby who is a very knowledgeable person. We had a great discussion involving mouth breathing, for her campaign #mouthbreathingmay. Here is the link:
Have fun watching …
https://sciencetrends.com/what-if-we-have-the-whole-tonsils-thing-completely-backwards/
Or try the original scholarly article in Sleep Journal
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/30165336
These posts can explain how rhinoplasty and facial structure can be re-imagined for better results
Failed facelifts and other surgeries like rhinoplasty fail much more often than you think. We frequently see patients for consultation for revision surgery due to a failed outside procedure. Rarely, these are due to poor expectations or surgical misadventures, and …
How do such sophisticated, successful and usually wealthy individuals like Hollywood celebrities end up looking so bad? It is a real mystery that many struggle with. I cannot help myself from reading all of the magazines that sit in our …
I think that if we just arrived on this planet and had never seen an airplane before, we can agree that believing this thing could fly is hard to imagine. Instinct tells us that this is way to bulky and …
*For the published technical article click here: https://www.sleep-journal.com/article/S1389-9457(18)30356-3/abstract
“Those need to come out!!”
Does your child really need tonsil or adenoid surgery? Does chronic sinusitis or the “sinus headache” really exist or is it something else? Why does it almost …
By Howard Stupak, MD
Most futurists and predictors in healthcare discuss increased technology, more apps, home healthcare, better training, personalized medicine, gene therapy, AI for more efficiency…
In other words, more of the same, just faster, bigger and more …
Hi everyone
There are so many conventional approaches in Medicine. As doctors, we are generally rewarded for following these conventions. Unless they are incorrect, or partially correct, then we have a conflict! How do we find new paradigms if no …
Sleep apnea in females, a diagnostic masquerade:
Conventional wisdom tells us that sleep apnea and snoring are mostly a disease of older males. This misconception commonly causes the underdiagnosis of sleep disorders in females. Why? Snoring can be a smaller …
