We enter the world with a breath and the process continues automatically for the rest of our lives. Although breathing is an involuntary function, the manner in which we breathe has an enormous effect on our health. Breathing is an innate bodily function which most of us take completely for granted – it only gets our attention when it’s not up to par. Yet, day to day and night to night many of us are not breathing correctly, which compromises our health, productivity, learnin

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People who can’t breathe need your help! A mere fraction of sufferers get the right diagnosis. You can fix that. The Foundation for Airway Health (FAH) prioritizes widespread screening as the first critical step toward resolving the hidden epidemic of airway health problems. We offer the public a list of professionals who have training in airway health and sleep, and promise to consider the patient’s airway when treatment planning. The FAH (Foundation for Airway Health) is a

"Early to bed, and early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise" may be more true than we thought. Staying up late disturbs our body clock. Altering our sleep cycle alters our eating cycle and food choices. It is a downward spiral or "perfect storm" leading to increased risks for poor health. No one practitioner has all the answers. Collaboration Cures Oct. 17 -19, 2019

FAH co-founder Michael Gelb writes: "Breastfeeding goes back thousands of years, as in other mammalian species for good reason. At birth, the infant is nourished by breastfeeding which coordinates the respiratory system, cardiovascular system and orofacial reflexes. There is obligate nasal breathing in the human infant during the first 6 months of breast suckling achieved through an epiglottic-palatal lock. The breast is milked against a flat hard palate while nasal breathing

Changes in sleep quality, duration and fragmentation can lead to poor balance and falls. Posture, balance, airway and sleep are related. It's about disturbed physiology. Airway doctors now collaborate with airway-aware physical therapists to include posture and gait in patient care. Learn More! Save the date: October 17 - 19, 2019 - Nashville TN. Registration Opens Soon - www.aapmd.org