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Our knowledge of breathing has shaped our social history, and philosophical beliefs since prehistory. Breathing occupied a spiritual status to the Ancients, while today it is central to the practice of many forms of meditation, like Yoga. Over time physicians ,scientists and engineers have pieced together the intricate biological mechanisms of breathing to devise ever more sophisticated devices to support and maintain breathing indefinitely, from Iron lungs to the modern ventilator. Breathing extra oxygen has allowed us to conquer Everest, travel to the Moon, and dive to greatest ocean depths. We all seek fresh air and expect clean air to breathe, but with air pollution increasing this expectation is no longer being met. Today, airborne ailments like COVID-19 are causing disasters on a global scale. This is the story of breathing; a tale relevant to everyone.

Mouth breathing --- Respiration

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SLEEP APNEA SYNDROMES --- MOUTH BREATHING --- JAW --- CEPHALOMETRY --- SLEEP APNEA SYNDROMES --- MOUTH BREATHING --- JAW --- CEPHALOMETRY

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Fingersucking --- Tongue Habits --- Mouth Breathing --- Respiration --- Child, Preschool --- Infant --- Orthodontics, Corrective

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Malocclusion in children --- Tongue thrust --- Mouth breathing --- Finger sucking --- KVH-BOM --- #KVHB:Afwijkende mondgewoonten --- afwijkende mondgewoonten --- duimzuigen --- tongpersen --- mondademen --- logopedie --- Sucking of fingers --- Oral habits --- Respiration --- Respiratory organs --- Reverse swallowing --- Deglutition disorders --- Speech disorders --- Pedodontics --- Diseases --- Finger sucking. --- Mouth breathing. --- Tongue thrust. --- Fingersucking. --- Orthodontics, Corrective --- Respiration. --- Tongue habits. --- In infancy & Childhood. --- Malocclusion in children.

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Snoring is the most common sign of sleep apnea, a potentially fatal sleep disorder that affects approximately twelve million Americans, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Untreated sleep apnea is associated with heart disease, high blood pressure, stroke, and premature death. It is a common cause of driving accidents and job impairment, as well as academic underachievement in children and adolescents.Snoring and Sleep Apnea is for people who haveor suspect that they havesleep apnea. It is also written for their bed partners, families, and friends, and for health care profess

Sleep apnea syndromes --- Snoring --- Mouth breathing --- Hypersomnia with periodic respiration --- Mixed central and obstructive sleep apnea --- Mixed sleep apnea --- Obstructive sleep apnea --- Ondine's curse --- Sleep hypopnea --- Sleep-disordered breathing --- Apnea --- Sleep disorders --- Syndromes