Prevent vocal cord damage and protect your singing voice by drinking the right liquids
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- 1.1 I have an audition in four days time and I feel my voice is not coming out well as before and the phlegm just won't go away. what can I do?
- 1.2 Will 1 pack of cigarettes ruin my voice?
- 1.3 How do I connect to the music fans I want effectively?
- 1.4 This is cool. Are you really going to answer my question personally?
- 1.5 Car air-conditioning & inertness?
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I have an audition in four days time and I feel my voice is not coming out well as before and the phlegm just won't go away. what can I do?
Vocal chords and phlegm and how can I stop it
In regards to the phlegm in your throat you will have a number of ways to help yourself to overcome this sickness. From here you will need to continue to drink warm fluids which will help you to break up the phlegm in your throat. Also you will need to cough up the phlegm as much as you can in order to get it out of your throat.
All you have to do is drink a lot of warm water and just keep on drinking to clear your throat since water can help in getting away phlegm. You must also take good care of yourself by having enough rest and you should take good care of your voice by not talking too loud, yelling and shouting. Avoid those dairy products like milk and cheese because it can worsen those phlegm or add phlegm, also avoid taking sweet foods and cold drinks. And lastly, drink lemon tea with honey to soothe your throat.
Will 1 pack of cigarettes ruin my voice?
Unfortunately, yes, a pack of cigarettes can ruin your voice. As a matter of fact, a pack of cigarettes is considered too much for doctors. Smoking even as little as 1 to 5 cigarettes can greatly change your health. You will experience frequent coughing, shortness of breath, and some changes in your overall well-being, including your voice. The smoke could build up mucus in the throat. It might irritate it and affects your voice negatively. Even if you see yourself as a light smoker, you could also be prone to any health problems. Remember that no cigarette can be smoked without a risk.
Actually, cigarettes are not allowed for some singers, cause it can cause your lungs some problems while singing. And the answer would be yes, a pack of cigarettes could, or will ruin your voice.
It may temporarily mess with your throat and voice, but its unlikely to be permanent. If you smoke for any extended period of time, the damage is going to increase and the chances of it becoming permanent increase as well.
How do I connect to the music fans I want effectively?
Hello, I have written 600 original songs and I'm having a hard time properly getting myself the type of exposure I want and not just young people trying to copy me (I'm 27.) What can you see as a possible effective solution to this problem so that I can complete my path as an independent artist? Many people say just stay the course, but I know there's more to it than that. Thank you for your time.
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This is cool. Are you really going to answer my question personally?
? That would be great! My question is, I work at a logistics company and often I have to work with material and boxes that are extremely dusty, and honestly, I love blowing the dust off of the boxes and when I do that I inhale the dust, I can't help not doing that. I just really like it . But I'm afraid it has came back to haunt me because I also love to sing and I am actually pretty good but now I can't seem to hit any high or less notes without my voice sounding horrible and hoarse. What can I do to fix that and is blowing the dust really that bad?
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More questions and answers on this topic can be found here: Mucous is affecting my low notes
Car air-conditioning & inertness?
Hello, I was wondering how the car air-conditioning affects the vocal chords. I spend a lot of time in the car due to the nature of my job, so in a hot day it can be on non-stop for more than 8 hrs. Also, during the last 3 years I haven't really used my voice (for the right reasons, and the sense I've got of my throat is dryness. Do you have any tips for me on this lifestyle to avoid damaging my voice any further and even try to get my full potential back?. I have tried: I've gradually but steadily changed my diet, moved towards a vegan approach of nutrition.. I think it was caused by: The fact that I haven't used it for a long time.
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