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:jc | From: Nancy Costlow <ncostlow@b...> Date: Fri Jul 7, 2000 3:42 pm Subject: Re: Acupuncture for voice problems Re: [vocalist-temporary] Digest Number 164
| I used acupuncture to treat my TMJ (tight jaw with "clicking" sensation) 6 years ago. Had fantastic results and no recurrence.
Nancy
Caio Rossi wrote:
> Raff wrote: > > > A short question - I have recently had very effective acupuncture > treatment > > for a nagging vocal huskiness on my passaggio notes - after various > > > ENT/speech pathology sessions (which cost a fortune) proved quite > fruitless. > > Nice to know that. > > > Has anyone else had a good experience with acupuncture for vocal > problems? > > I thought of trying something like that because of reflux problems. I > can't > imagine how come acupucture could help you with using your voice > correctly, > but maybe you were not using it in a wrong way, but had some other > problem > that caused it to behave 'wrongly' when singing. I'm betting a lot on > TMJ > search that in www.altavista.com and you'll be startled at what a jaw > problem may cause to one's body ): I'll be starting wearing braces > next > week. I think Alexander Technique may be extremely helpful too ( it > seems we > have an AT specialist here on the list. Diane, I think. ) > > > I'll be inclined from now on to leave modern western medicine out > when it > > comes to this sort of thing (ducking!), and I highly recommend > trying the > > little needles for a push in the right vocal direction > > Where does the acupuncturist put the needles into? Your neck? What > does > he/she say he/she is doing? > > Bye, > > Caio Rossi > > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > >
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<!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en"> <html> I used acupuncture to treat my TMJ (tight jaw with "clicking" sensation) 6 years ago. Had fantastic results and no recurrence. <p>Nancy <p>Caio Rossi wrote: <blockquote TYPE=CITE><tt>Raff wrote:</tt> <p><tt>> A short question - I have recently had very effective acupuncture</tt> <br><tt>treatment</tt> <br><tt>> for a nagging vocal huskiness on my passaggio notes - after various</tt> <br><tt>> ENT/speech pathology sessions (which cost a fortune) proved quite</tt> <br><tt>fruitless.</tt> <p><tt>Nice to know that.</tt> <p><tt>> Has anyone else had a good experience with acupuncture for vocal problems?</tt> <p><tt>I thought of trying something like that because of reflux problems. I can't</tt> <br><tt>imagine how come acupucture could help you with using your voice correctly,</tt> <br><tt>but maybe you were not using it in a wrong way, but had some other problem</tt> <br><tt>that caused it to behave 'wrongly' when singing. I'm betting a lot on TMJ</tt> <br><tt>search that in www.altavista.com and you'll be startled at what a jaw</tt> <br><tt>problem may cause to one's body ): I'll be starting wearing braces next</tt> <br><tt>week. I think Alexander Technique may be extremely helpful too ( it seems we</tt> <br><tt>have an AT specialist here on the list. Diane, I think. )</tt> <p><tt>> I'll be inclined from now on to leave modern western medicine out when it</tt> <br><tt>> comes to this sort of thing (ducking!), and I highly recommend trying the</tt> <br><tt>> little needles for a push in the right vocal direction</tt> <p><tt>Where does the acupuncturist put the needles into? Your neck? What does</tt> <br><tt>he/she say he/she is doing?</tt> <p><tt>Bye,</tt> <p><tt>Caio Rossi</tt> <p><tt>To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:</tt> <br> <br> </blockquote>
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