I recall that on a recent Dr. visit my MD looked at my throat and then asked me if I had trouble breathing when I am sleeping. When I asked her why, she said there "wasn't a lot of space back there" because of my weight. I had other things on my mind and neglected to ask for more information on this. I am wondering if anyone (Doc?) can comment on this. Where was she talking about? And, if this does have any truth to it, would it mean that I would gain space by losing weight? I would assume that would affect my resonance.
Also, as a separate issue, wouldn't losing weight help to relieve some muscle tension? For example, a person who carries a lot of weight in the stomach would find that by losing some weight their back muscles would hold less tension since they weren't being stressed by the extra weight. I would assume this would have a positive affect on breathing.
Melinda (Who, BTW, has lost a whopping 6 pounds recently, but does have a ways to go - so think a positive thought for me right.........NOW!)
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