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… time to get the dosing right. Because the voice box also plays a role in swallowing and breathing, some people experience some difficulty during the first few days after treatment. It may be helpful for …
… Dehydration.Less common negative side effects participants reported in the Global Ayahuasca Survey include:Muscle aches.Difficulty breathing or tachypnea (shallow breathing).Chest pains.Stiff or swollen jointsCoughing and wheezing.Fainting.Seizures.Ayahuasca’s physical …
… thyroid underactive or overactive. Few nodules or goiters cause pain, but larger one can hamper swallowing and breathing, or make you hoarse.Effective treatments are available for most thyroid disorders, ranging from medications to surgery …
… Smoking has been connected to ageusia, or the loss of the sense of taste.After 72 hoursEasier breathing. Take a deep breath and enjoy as your bronchial tubes begin to relax without irritation from smoke …
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… and their germs.“We can catch something from other passengers who are coughing, sneezing or even just breathing nearby,” Dr. Goldman notes. Tray tables, seatbelt buckles and other surfaces that are frequently touched may also …
… it’s also called lockjaw.Diphtheria: This highly contagious bacterial infection causes significant problems with swallowing and breathing.Pertussis (whopping cough): This respiratory infection causes severe and violent coughing and can be life-threatening in …
… Dr. Botek. While it may improve the appearance of your toenail, polish also prevents your nail from breathing and isn’t healthy for long periods of time.It’s also possible that a damaged toenail …
From camping trips to backyard marshmallow roasting, bonfires have always been a popular way to enjoy the early fall season.And while a cozy fire can be a fun experience for the whole family, it …
If you or someone you know has been diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), your mind may be spinning with questions. How did you get it? Will it limit your activities? Is it treatable …
We’ve all been there: You’re getting over the flu … or launching a rigorous workout routine … or recovering from a nasty surgery. Or you simply had a long, hard, crummy week. And now you …
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