My dear friend Dr. Olmos it has been many years that I have been following you and I have to admit you never fail to surprise me with something new that is a gem and I can use it in my own office day in day out. THANK YOU. Sean
All should your tongue be pressed against your palette only when you’re sleeping or whenever you are not talking - such as watching TV or walking around a supermarket?
this seems kind of absurd. the tongue posture at rest is going to depend on quite a few things. If your neck were not so protracted here, your hyoid might not rest so high. Your omohyoids and therefore shoulder position could also influence this. I'm here looking for some more reasonable discussions of tongue posture than what we have in singing, and so far looks like your field is plagued by similar issues.
My dear friend Dr. Olmos it has been many years that I have been following you and I have to admit you never fail to surprise me with something new that is a gem and I can use it in my own office day in day out. THANK YOU. Sean
All should your tongue be pressed against your palette only when you’re sleeping or whenever you are not talking - such as watching TV or walking around a supermarket?
Yes all the time ive sadly learned
this seems kind of absurd. the tongue posture at rest is going to depend on quite a few things. If your neck were not so protracted here, your hyoid might not rest so high. Your omohyoids and therefore shoulder position could also influence this. I'm here looking for some more reasonable discussions of tongue posture than what we have in singing, and so far looks like your field is plagued by similar issues.
Can adult tongue tie be the root cause for TMJ and elevation of nervous tensions (sympathetic nervous system)?