Posted by Cymry on December 17, 2008 at 19:34:39:

In Reply to: singing therapy posted by jayman13 on December 05, 2008 at 11:03:09:

If, indeed, it does help, I would be very much interested to know of it. Singing comes from the 'throat chakra' which connects the head (mind) to the heart (emotions). How could opening up that connection possibly hurt?

It may be that training those muscles does, in fact, help, even though they relax in sleep. An athlete, sleeping, is still an athlete - and doesn't become a couch potato! That may seem tenuous, but it makes sense to me as a metaphor. I bet Maria Callas didn't have OSA!

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