Singing Exercises Improve Sleepiness and Frequency of Snoring among Snorers

ISSN Print: 2168-5452
ISSN Online: 2168-5460
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Citations

"Singing Exercises Improve Sleepiness and Frequency of Snoring among Snorers—A Randomised Controlled Trial"
written by M. P. Hilton, J. O. Savage, B. Hunter, S. McDonald, C. Repanos, R. Powell,
published by International Journal of Otolaryngology and Head & Neck Surgery, Vol.2 No.3, 2013

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[4]	Breathing retraining in sleep apnoea: a review of approaches and potential mechanisms
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[5]	Neurologic music therapy for speech and language rehabilitation.
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[6]	Snoring and Its-management
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[9]	Music-Induced Speech and Language Rehabilitation
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[10]	Singing exercises for sleep apnoea
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[11]	Effect of Simple Tongue Exercises in Habitual Snorers
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[12]	Neurologic music therapy for speech and language rehabilitation
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[13]	Oropharyngeal exercises in the treatment of obstructive sleep apnoea: our experience
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[14]	Appointments at Mayo Clinic
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[15]	A Different Voice, a Different Song: Reclaiming Community Through the Natural Voice and World Song
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[16]	Meet the Founders Mark & Patti Virkler

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