In a message dated 10/19/2000 2:16:20 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
rocioguitard@h... writes:
rocioguitard@h... writes:
<< The substance is an expectorant called Guaifenesin, contained for example
in Duratuss. Does it affect the vocal mechanism and if so, how? >>
I take Guaifenesin daily and have done so for probably 5 years now. The
only way it has affected my vocal mechanism has been to thin the mucus that
clogs it up, therefore allowing my voice to function more freely. I swear by
it. I've noticed a real improvement in the quality and range of my voice
since I started taking it (and also since I quit taking decongestants, which
were just drying everything out - vocal cords and all).
Lee Morgan
Mezzo soprano
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