Neuroscientist: This Simple Habit Makes You MORE ATTRACTIVE

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Published 2023-09-03
Andrew Huberman explains how mouth breathing and insufficient jaw exercise can negatively affect your face structure.

Andrew Huberman is an American neuroscientist and tenured associate professor in the department of neurobiology and psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Stanford University School of Medicine.

Speaker: Andrew Huberman
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Original Podcast:    • Neuroscientist Dr. Huberman on Foot F...  

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All Comments (21)
  • @RespireOfficial
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  • How to look attractive: 1. Nose breathing, not breathing through mouth (Mouth Taping at night can help) 2. Eating raw fruits/vegetables/meat for ensuring your jaws are strong and solid. 3. Less sugar and strong jaw exercises.
  • Note: It’s best to NOT brush immediately after eating. Rinse with water, chew some fennel or cardamom….this is supportive. Then it’s safe to brush 45 mins to an hour after eating. This supports the oral microbiome and gut biome. Ancient medicine of Ayurveda …thanks.
  • I did Buteyko breathing yrars ago and taped my mouth at night. After 3 months of Carnivore eating, my mouth closes naturally without effort. My sinuses have cleared entirely, and i breathe without effort. I dont snore. I'm so happy about these improvements in my health
  • @laurenruth580
    There is a lot more info on this in the work of Dr. Weston price. He reviewed the dental health and the overall health of many traditional peoples before they industrialized, and he was a dentist so he examined their teeth and jaw structure in depth.
  • @levaq8261
    For me personally, this is a sign I should talk less. Not only will I breath through my nose more, but I'll also stop talking so much nonsense.
  • @wraith9112
    For those of us who have allergies and are frequently dealing with nasal congestion, breathing through the nose isn't that easy at night
  • @pritisuthar8311
    India we chew sesame seeds in the morning and fennel seeds after every meal. When we chew body creates more saliva which helps digestion. This is the Ayurvedic way to eat. Oil pulling also helps facial aging.
  • @RespireOfficial
    What concept/tool/practice would you like to see Andrew Huberman discuss in the next video?
  • @OrganisedPauper
    The factor of longer term breastfeeding of infants in jaw and teeth formation is almost always missed out in these discussions. Sometimes because of the mistaken assumption that infants suck breast milk which they don’t, it’s muscular action by a baby’s tongue, but also because we have very few examples of normal breastfeeding continuing to 2-3yrs after children start eating solids in Western societies ie breastfeeding alongside eating solids. We’re lucky if babies get 6 months.
  • @ianhoyle6132
    I only used to floss occasionally after eating bacon and stuff that got stuck, it hurt and was a chor, till I bought a water flosser a few years ago, just jet between the teeth after brushing there brilliant!
  • I’ve noticed changes in some of my elders who refuse to get dentures . This is great information thank you! I know there had to be a free & natural way to do something about these things ❤
  • @doreenarcher8543
    Recently I started in professional breath work and meditation training. I was told to keep my tongue pressed up against the roof of my mouth. I think it’s pretty cool. I live alone and have a problem talking to myself. That in and of itself probably isn’t all that big of a deal but this has a tendency to keep me distracted. The tongue thing has been helping me be more mindful.
  • @chapp5703
    Yuppp. In high school my cool down was running and not breathing out my mouth
  • I started that jawshark a few weeks back- just do it every other day for a few min. I can tell the difference, I have a pretty face, but it helps my chin/jaw/ overall face look more defined I love it :)
  • @SpencerDwight
    I love this and think it's a fascinating medical topic, especially as someone who has dealt with a blocked cheek sinus for over a decade. At some point soon I'll get surgery for it, and I'm sure I'll be one of the people to see some positive facial structure change. I'm currently looking into a jawzrsize (level 2) as well.