The tongue. The tongue is no passive passenger during sleep. As we fall into deeper sleep, the muscles that keep it in place relax. In people with a large tongue, weak tongue muscles or a loose ...

Shirt’s got her tongue. World record holder Colleen Quigley, 31, took to Instagram on Tuesday to share the strangest part of her workout routine. The steeplechase specialist, who represented the ...

Good tongue muscles are crucial for “upper airway patency,” which relates to your ability to keep your airways open while you’re asleep.

Jessica Tappenden-Rowell, 23, had her tongue rebuilt with a skin graft from her tattooed forearm Jessica Tappenden-Rowell, 23, first dismissed the lesion on her tongue as an ulcer — until tests ...

It's the muscle we use every day for speaking, swallowing and tasting. But our tongue could also be an important indicator of our health and provide clues about what's going on within our body.

“Your tongue is a hugely important muscle that is intricately connected to the deep stabilizing muscles of your core,” says Kyle Langworthy, C.S.C.S., a trainer at Mark Fisher Fitness, in New ...

A bout with cancer left this woman without a tongue — until she got a new one made from her leg. Surgeons took skin and muscle from the woman’s thigh to re-create the part of her tongue lost ...

Snoring can be managed through simple daily exercises that strengthen tongue, jaw, and throat muscles, leading to quieter, more restful sleep. GOODBYE SNORING 5 EFFECTIVE EXERCISES TO STOP SNORING ...

Pacemaker under your tongue that stops you snoring. By ROGER DOBSON FOR THE MAIL ON SUNDAY Updated: 07:42 EDT, 24 January 2012 ...

A change in tongue muscle mass has been linked to cognitive decline in people with dementia, potentially heralding a new tool for clinicians testing for the progression of the disease. This test ...