Wow, today I have something extremely valuable. If you are a singer, if you do broadcasting,

and you have laryngitis or hoarseness or raspiness, any of that stuff.

I'm going to show you how to get rid of that extremely quickly.

Most the time you can get rid of it in 60 seconds.

This is a technique that I used in practice

where I started having all sorts of opera singers

fly in from all over the place to get this done. I'm going to show you exactly how to do

it step by step. It is so simple. What you do is you take the area of dysfunction, let's say it's

right here, and you just work on the opposite side and one big structure that I

didn't really understand until recently is the facial connection

between the vocal cords and how it connects to the vertebrae right next to it.

So I think what's happening with this technique is you're basically affecting fascia and the back part to create space in the front part.

It opens up. With air going through it, you can control the pitch and the volume of speech and singing

the vocal chords are an amazing thing because they are affected by emotions and you can listen to someone and really pick up their

emotions in their voice. The vocal courts have an amazing ability to repair

but they do get inflamed. They do have a mucous layer that actually protects them from dehydration,

but the vocal cords and the voice box are part of a larger facial structure.

So let's dive right into how to do this technique, okay?

Number one, you want to locate where the problem is, like in the front part here.

And then you want to draw a circle all the way on the back part,

okay?

And if you're going to have someone else do this technique,

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