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… likely that something irritated your throat while you slept, such as dry air, mouth breathing, acid reflux, sleep apnea or dehydration.Dry airIs there any truth to the idea that having a window open or …
… few common causes.Sinus infectionIf you have a sinus infection, which causes inflammation or swelling in the tissues of your sinuses, you may feel pain in your cheeks.“That’s because your upper cheeks and …
… teeth, sinuses, jaw and facial structure.He also thought it could help with problems related to speech, sleep apnea, breathing and other issues associated with the jaw, teeth and sinuses.But mewing’s current popularity …
… between the good guys (healthy cells) and the bad guys. So, it overreacts, attacking and damaging healthy tissues by mistake. And it may even keep attacking after getting rid of the invader.Having an allergic …
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… It can keep you up, make your head feel like a fishbowl and, if you use a sleep apnea machine, it may even interfere with that as well.Sinusitis — an infection of your sinuses — is …
… Delays in recalling words and names – feeling that what you want to say is “just on the tip of your tongue” – are a part of normal aging. Unfortunately these delays lengthen as you gets older …
… relieve tension, stress and pain. Trigger points are stiff, localized muscle cramps that occur in your fascial tissue.You can think of fascial tissue like fibrous nets that connect your muscles to your bones and …
If there was an award given for “best supporting mineral” in your body, the Oscar could easily go to magnesium. It helps support more than 300 different chemical processes throughout your body.But what exactly …
If you ever had chickenpox as a child, you probably know that there’s the possibility of it popping back up again later in life as shingles. And if it does come back, it’s …
If you’re living with advanced prostate cancer, you might be wondering exactly how far you should push yourself when it comes to physical activity and exercise. Should you take it easy and hold back …
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