Allergies and nasal breathing: what the nose does in hay fever
Hay fever and allergic rhinitis: why the nose is blocked in allergies, how it works as a filter and what studies show about mouth breathing and asthma.
Hay fever and allergic rhinitis: why the nose is blocked in allergies, how it works as a filter and what studies show about mouth breathing and asthma.
Snoring and sleep apnoea: why the throat gives way during sleep, what role mouth breathing plays and what CPAP, snoring splints and training can do.
Asthma and mouth breathing: what the nose does for the bronchi, what studies on breathing exercises show and how you train breathing, swallowing and head balance.
Diabetes, sleep and breathing: what studies show about sleep deprivation, sleep apnoea and blood sugar, what CPAP does and what role the basic functions play.
Dry nasal mucosa, crusts, burning? What mouth breathing, long-term use of nasal spray and heated air have to do with it and what you can do yourself.
Constantly tired despite enough sleep? The causes behind daytime tiredness, from sleep hygiene to sleep apnoea and reflux to mouth breathing during sleep.
Mouth breathing often goes unnoticed. What the nose does, how early the breathing pattern is formed, what consequences studies show and how you train nasal breathing.
Adenoids or nasal polyps? What separates the terms, what studies on adenoid surgery show and why your child often keeps breathing through the mouth afterwards.
Dry mouth in the morning or at night? What saliva does, what causes xerostomia, from medication to mouth breathing, and when to have it checked.
Taping your mouth shut for nasal breathing at night? What mouth taping promises, what studies show, where the risk lies and how active lip closure develops.