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I had these symptoms for around 14 years: - Heavy snoring - Palpitations and random tachycardia - Bruxism and tooth grinding - TMJ pain - Waking up with dry mouth and often a mild headache - Forward head posture - Poor tongue posture - Unrestful sleep Then they all...

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GRiMvor 18 Tagen

Glad you got relief from the operation(s)! The holistic effects of "one fix" seems often multiple.

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justinvor 18 Tagen

@openeyesignalx should I get double jaw surgery

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Tracey 🦕vor 17 Tagen

Looking at your symptom list, I have most of those. I'm due an endoscopy for excess mucus in my throat too. But, it only started this year. Does sleep apnea start later in life? Could perimenopause contribute to causing it? Any non-surgical relief during investigations? Thanks!

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Elliot Overtonvor 17 Tagen

Can do. Would be best to speak to someone trained in airway I also had excess mucous in throat, but not since surgery

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DCM Lifevor 17 Tagen

Things you love to see: This.

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VCvor 17 Tagen

Hi Elliot. I have used your TTFD supplement for a while, haven’t noticed many improvements in my long Covid dysautonomia. Have you seen people having more success after pairing it with nicotine?

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Elliot Overtonvor 17 Tagen

yes because nic helps to counteract spike protein effect on cholinergic neurons

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VCvor 17 Tagen

Thanks for your reply. Have you seen this single handedly curing people with long Covid?

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Elliot Overtonvor 17 Tagen

Nicotine, yes Best in combination with a protocol though Nic + thiamine + glutathione + bromelain/nattokinase/lumbrokinase + NAC/NACET + etc

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VCvor 17 Tagen

I have already tried all of them since nicotine and have made limited progress. Will add nicotine and hope for a miracle then!

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RichBrokemanvor 17 Tagen

For most people a simple Soulet Besombes based appliance (Myobrace, Sodis APF, or even cheap Silicone ones) that gently expands and adds molar height, will do the job of improving airway, avoid clenching and slowly stretching and repositioning masseters/TMJ discs.

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Maxine Pyevor 17 Tagen

Wow that’s amazing

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RollsRoyceDripvor 18 Tagen

Happy for you.

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Kevinvor 17 Tagen

Jaw position associated with postural changes

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Jorisvor 17 Tagen

@JEverettLearned Did you have to wear braces / Invisalign before the surgery? For how long?

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Elliot Overtonvor 17 Tagen

@JEverettLearned Yes I had invisalign for 2 years, and probably need another 6 months-1 year

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