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Prevent vocal cord damage and protect your singing voice by drinking the right liquids

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Does eating of sweets and chocolates affect the vocal cords?

Yes, chocolates and many other sweet foods affect the vocal cords significantly. Chocolates create phlegm that can produce that cracking sound in the throat. Chocolates also contain caffeine, which can dehydrate your throat, making it hard to produce the right sounds, especially when you sing.

Yes, eating of sweets like chocolates will affect the vocal cords. One of the foods that cause phlegm is chocolate or sweet foods. It will also make your voice crack when you try to talk or sing. If you want to eat chocolate or any sweet foods, you can eat it but afterward, drink a lot of water (not cold or not cold drinks) or drink tea like lemon tea to soothe your throat.

How does mint affect a singer's vocal chords?

Mint can have a bad affect on a singer's vocal chords by increasing the acid in their body, which can lead to trouble with a singer's vocals. Once you consume a mint, it can cause acid reflux which can form in the stomach and rise up through your esophagus.

The esophagus is connected to your throat, which of course is used when you sing. If this tube is affected then this means that your singing voice will also be affected during this process. The acid will cause a burning sensation in your throat, which will cause swelling in your tissues as well. Another result from this is that your vocals will become weak, in turn harm your singing. So it is important that you watch what you eat and consume.

Here is more information about the subject as according to Dr. Oz.

Hi, I'm wondering if you should avoid sweets all the time for the vocals, or should you just avoid it time to time, when you need to sing?

I really like sweets stuff, but need to keep the vocals in a good state, and was wondering if time to time, I can have some sweets as a off day for my vocals. I was wondering if sweets cause a long term effect, or if its short. On the web, anywhere, it only tells you, that sweets are bad for your vocals, but it does'nt say how long it takes for the sweet to wear off so you can sing in a good condition

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Is Popcorn Not healthy for vocal cords/ singers? (I'd like to know if I should restrict from having popcorn.)?

I wanted to know if popcorn is bad for your vocal cords/ singers? I really need to know quickly. I can't seem to find an answer anywhere else, I was hoping someone of your expertise could answer me.. . I wanted to know if popcorn is bad for your vocal cords/ singers? I really need to know quickly. I can't seem to find an answer anywhere else, I was hoping someone of your expertise could answer me.

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