Sentences with phrase «than the mouth helps»

According to the European Respiratory Journal, breathing through the nose rather than the mouth helps to reduce asthma related episodes.

Not exact matches

Rather than helping treat the symptoms often associated with tooth sensitivity, this toothpaste is intended to provide gentle but effective cleaning that leaves your mouth healthy without causing any undue pain that harsher chemicals sometimes create.

Industry analysts say the move into original streaming programming is helping Xbox become more than just a device for people who like to get mercilessly taunted by foul - mouthed 12 - year - olds during friendly games of Call of Duty.

I also detected a desire from the author for more people to pitch in and help rather than the mouth service received from most.

Or you can keep it all together and suction it to the high chair tray to help baby learn how to use something other than her mouth to play with toys.

Lying on your side to breastfeed can also help because baby can let overflow milk dribble out of her mouth rather than having to swallow fast to prevent choking.

This will help them get their neck extended so they can open their mouth really wide and have their tongue in the best place on your areola rather than on your nipple.

If baby appears to be losing a more than normal amount of milk from the corners of the mouth, you can gently squeeze their cheeks together with your thumb and index finger to help create a stronger suction on the nipple and therefore keep milk in the mouth (see photo above).

People often find it easier to fake positive emotions than negative ones, because they involve only two muscles: the zygomaticus major, which helps curl the mouth when we smile, and the orbicularis oculi that crinkles the skin around the eyes into crow's feet.

«We believe that the study could help the design of better approaches to improve wound healing in tissues other than the mouth.»

Rather than munching on food to satisfy your nicotine cravings (which can cause the weight gain that often accompanies smoking cessation), sipping water can keep your mouth occupied and will help you feel alert.

Finally, there is no scientific evidence that this remedy helps treat any diseases other than those affecting the mouth.

By Sean O'Connell Hollywoodnews.com: Solid reviews and positive word of mouth have helped Rupert Wyatt's «Rise of the Planet of the Apes» swing to a better - than - expected Friday, setting the stage for what could be a big win for 20th Century Fox when actuals are announced on Monday.

Unfortunately, the dialogue is so impossible to deliver, and in the mouths of friends and family who need a lot more help than this.

Delivering lines like only he can and bringing a swagger to proceedings, Reynolds is the films MVP and while not everything that spews out of his mouth lays a comedic smack down, more often than not you can't help but laugh at how far Reynolds takes the character.

You can't help putting less than accurate words in people's mouths unless you recorded every word ever said to you.For advice on how much «truth» to put into a memoir, here's an enlightening post from Jane Friedman: How True and Factual Does Your Memoir Have to Be?

Word - of - mouth is an extremely valuable, effective way of getting your book in front of new readers, and right now, when you're just starting out, those who care about you and your success will be more than willing to help spread the word.

Always fit the correct toy by making sure the consumer buys one that is larger than their dog's mouth, as this will help prevent the dog from accidentally swallowing it.

A puppy's mouth is smaller than an adult's, which helps explain why their food is smaller too.

Even a little brushing at home is better than nothing, and can help keep your dog's mouth fresh between professional cleanings.

And thus it's false to assume that getting the best advertising is simply a matter of getting word - of - mouth — one also has to get people talking about your product in ways that actually help your market, and that's a lot harder than just getting them to talk.

The reductive dimensions of this on - going process struck me as the way in which we are now training law students to «handle» the «facts» to which they'll «apply the law» as if they were going to spend their professional lives taking and re-taking the Bar Exam rather than helping their clients secure a relatively predictable future (the transactional lawyers) or resolve conflict without the bitter aftertaste of injustice in their mouths.