Sentences with phrase «tongue muscle use»

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Babies are careful moving their tongues while the underside heals and it takes a while to learn how to move the tongue more effectively and strengthen the muscles that were not used before the procedure.

The way a baby uses their muscles; including their tongue, jaw and neck when breastfeeding, is very different to how they suck on a bottle.

They have to use similar tongue movements (peristaltic) and engage same groups of muscles as when sucking a breast.

When breastfeeding, baby must open her mouth very wide and use her jaw muscles and her tongue to draw milk from the breast.

The most usual cause of nipple damage for a breastfeeding mother is when your baby isn't latched properly to the breast or if your baby isn't using his tongue properly, perhaps due to high muscle tone or a tight frenulum (the membrane under the tongue).

The secret of chameleons is that they don't just use spontaneous muscle power to fling their tongues.

Tongue twisters aside, appropriate strength training exercises can be used to strengthen the muscles most involved in maintaining good posture, specifically those on the back of your body.

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Signs of trouble accompanying abnormal panting often include coughing, wheezing, a tongue that is a color other than pink and excessively using the belly muscles to breathe.

The FDA has announced that long term and high dose use of Reglan is linked to Tardive Dyskinesia, a highly disabling medical condition that creates repeated involuntary muscle movements of the face, tongue, eyes, arms and legs.

Engaging in constructive, pro-relationship behaviors — like biting your tongue when your partner snaps at you, or discussing difficult issues in a calm and constructive manner — are effortful acts that require greater self - control compared to more selfish or destructive behaviors.3 Unfortunately, self - control is a limited resource that becomes depleted through use, making further acts of self - control all the more difficult.4 Self - control is like a muscle that can become fatigued over time, or a gas tank that is eventually emptied.