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EPISODE · Apr 24, 2025 · 45 MIN

Is Your Tongue Making You Sick? The Hidden Link Between Airway Health, Sleep, and Chronic Symptoms

from TRUE Wellness with Dr. Z · host Dr. Dee

What if everything you thought about health is missing one major factor—your airway?In this jaw-dropping episode of the TRUE Wellness Podcast, Dr. Dee interviews Alyse Shockey, RDH, CHHP, CSOM—airway health pioneer, orofacial myology expert, and founder of Tongue University™. With over 30 years in dentistry and holistic health, Alyse reveals how your tongue position, breathing patterns, and childhood habits could be silently contributing to fatigue, anxiety, poor sleep, and even ADHD misdiagnoses.This episode exposes how airway dysfunction goes undetected in both kids and adults—causing widespread symptoms that are too often misdiagnosed or ignored.💡 What Listeners Will Learn✅ Why Tongue Position Could Be Wrecking Your Health Most people have no idea where their tongue should be resting. Poor placement affects your breathing, posture, sleep, and facial development—yes, even as an adult.✅ The Shocking Childhood Signs of Airway Dysfunction Bedwetting, thumb-sucking, night terrors, ADHD, and crooked teeth are often misdiagnosed symptoms of an airway issue, not behavioral problems.✅ How Tech Neck & Mouth Breathing Are Reshaping Faces The rise in electronic use and open-mouth posture in kids is impacting jaw development and overall facial symmetry.✅ Why Orthodontics Alone May Not Fix the Problem Without retraining the tongue and correcting mouth function, braces alone won’t prevent relapse—and may cause more issues long-term.✅ How You Can Start Fixing the Problem Today Simple tests, posture checks, and breathing awareness can reveal red flags. Alyse offers practical, everyday ways to reclaim your airway and your health.FREE GIFT: The 21-Day Nervous System Calibration is designed to help you begin shifting out of survival mode and back into a state of regulation.  👉 go.thisisdrz.com/nervoussystemSchedule a FREE discovery call with Dr. Z and our team: https://go.southbaywellness.com/schedule-callThanks for listening to T.R.U.E. Wellness with Dr .Z, follow us on social media for more wellness inspiration.Watch the full episodes here: https://www.youtube.com/@ThisIsDrZInstagram: ThisIsDrZFacebook: ThisIsDrZYouTube: @ThisIsDrZLinkedIn: ThisIsDrZTikTok: @ThisIsDrZWebsite: www.SouthBayWellness.comThe information in this episode is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. Dr. Z and her guests share perspectives and suggestions, not diagnoses or treatment. Always consult your own qualified provider.

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What if everything you thought about health is missing one major factor—your airway? In this jaw-dropping episode of the TRUE Wellness Podcast, Dr. Dee interviews Alyse Shockey, RDH, CHHP, CSOM—airway health pioneer, orofacial myology expert, and founder of Tongue University™. With over 30 years in dentistry and holistic health, Alyse reveals how your tongue position, breathing patterns, and childhood habits could be silently contributing to fatigue, anxiety, poor sleep, and even ADHD misdiag...

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