Important PSA: There is a lapse in logic in this video where I talk about brain oxygenation and air coming through the nose. PLEASE NOTE: the brain gets oxygen from the blood, not directly from airflow through the nostrils. “The brain receives blood from two sources: the internal carotid arteries, which arise at the point in the neck where the common carotid arteries bifurcate, and the vertebral arteries.” It is true that this blood supply comes from below the area behind the nose, but my candid musing here is silly and incorrect. If you all hadn’t left such interesting comments, I would delete this video for this reason. But I will keep it up for the great conversations going on below. I apologize: I am an imperfect human. And I will strive to make sure my content remains science-based in future videos. xo

I started this practice 25 years ago - it works. My problem was snoring. Today my nose is mostly free, need the mouthtape only once a week. Thanks for sharing.

This took me nearly 2wks to master but now sleep comfortably all night without ripping off tape & I also used to be side sleeper but now sleep on my back & feel I only need 5-6hrs of sleep to be well rested. Biggest result I'm finding that through each day I keep my mouth closed & make better eye contact with people. Before I constantly had my mouth open while breathing & made my face look droopy plus feel my profile is improving from the taped sleep. This is a great idea!

Ten years ago, age 53, thought I may be experiencing Early Onset Dementia. Doctor prescribed a sleep study, the diagnosis, severe sleep apnea. Began CPAP therapy, experienced immediate health improvements, notable improvement of cognitive functioning. Over the past few years, I have made a conscious effort to breathe through my nose exclusively whenever possible. Mouth taping being a valuable tool to that goal, especially during sleep. Waking with 'dry mouth' or even a slightly sore throat, indicates at some point during sleep, mouth breathing has occurred. - highly recommend the book, 'Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art' by James Nestor. Number one advice for health and longevity, "shut your mouth", breathe through your nose!

**CON I forgot to mention: you cannot moisturize your lips or use lip balm while using mouth tape otherwise it won't stick. So I moisturize my lips first thing in the morning :)

I started mouth taping a year ago. Before doing that, I used to wake up with a sore throat and dry mouth. Sometimes I woke myself snoring. I had been diagnosed with sleep apnea previously but quit using the CPAP machine. I decided I would rather die. It puffed my cheeks out all night and made my face so swollen I looked like a monster and left deep indentations from the straps that would last all day. So, then I discovered mouth taping. I use 3M paper tape I order from Amazon. That’s the tape they used to use to tape the cotton ball on your arm after a blood draw. Paper tape is very gentle on your skin, but to make it even less sticky, I first tape it on my arm and peel it off a couple of times to make it even less sticky. It’s not a powerful tape but enough to keep your mouth from FALLING open, but you can easily override it if you need to cough or sneeze. I used to tape up and down, from under my nose to my mid chin, covering just the middle of my lips. But lately, I’ve been taping side to side. The up down tape is better until you get comfortable doing it because you can always breathe out of the corners of your mouth if necessary so you don’t feel claustrophobic. I also fold a tiny bit of each end of the tape over so I can easily grab it and remove it if necessary. You don’t have to pry the sticky end up that way. It gives you something to grab hold of. I first started out taping my mouth while I was awake and reading or looking at my iPad before bed, just to see how I felt. What I noticed right away is, if you tape your mouth, your nose becomes remarkably clear after just a few minutes and it’s really easy to breathe through your nose. Remove the tape and you will notice yourself mouth breathing again and your nose instantly plugs back up. I always sleep with my mouth taped now. I read where one guy with sleep apnea got rid of his mask after taping his mouth. I feel I no longer have sleep apnea. I’ve slept with my sister on a few road trips where we shared a bed and she said I’m a very quiet, still sleeper. I also use the paper tape more than once. Usually just twice before it starts getting a weird sticky feeling. I just take it off and stick it on my glass lamp where it easily peels back off. It just barely sticks but it’s all I need not to open my mouth or accidentally fall open while sleeping. I really love mouth taping and would recommend everyone try it. I’ve never once felt like I was suffocating. Quite the opposite. I felt I could breathe so easily. And I sleep so sound now.

I've also seen some studies linking mouth breathing to increased risk for tooth decay. Def going to try the mouth tape!

I started mouth-taping (I use a small strip of paper tape) when I realized I was having trouble keeping my mouth closed at night with my Invisalign aligners. It has been a life-saver! Great video! 😊

I have always breathed through my nose when i was young and took an interest in running. I realize i can run father distances and regulate my breathing by breathing through my nose and not my mouth. I would reccomend this to everyone to try! It really helps you limit to how much you breath and controls your anxiety as well! I feel like when i breath through my mouth i get too much air and my breathing is irregular. Also a tip is resting your tongue on the roof of your mouth which is a natural position for your tongue when your mouth is closed! I hope this helps! ❤

Robin​⁠​⁠- It’s so refreshing that you’ve added the addendum to your mouth-breathing suggestion. Your conscientiousness and integrity become beautifully evident. Thank you for demonstrating good character, and especially for sharing accurate information with the occasional update. Best wishes to you and your informative channel. -Subscribed.

I've been using Myotape for about the same amount of time as you've been mouth-taping. What a difference it's made to me! Myotape surrounds the mouth (it's a rectangular stretchy tape, with a gap in the middle). You can actually open your mouth if you want to, but it encourages your lips to remain closed. I would recommend it as worth trying. I've tried other tapes too but this one is best for me. Having said that, the cheapest is definitely surgical tape and you can still get the same kinds of result. Like you I get all puffy in the face if I don't tape my mouth. The main benefit has been to my voice, which is clearer than it was. I was all croaky after surgery some years ago, but that has been much improved by the quantities of water I drink and it improved again after starting to mouth tape. It's now "nearly normal", which is kinda important if you use your voice for your work. Thank you for this video, it's very interesting!

My younger brother always had sleep apnea and died early at 58. I used to be quite distressed at how long he used to stop breathing for a minute and then suddenly recovering and snoring away. Perhaps the knowledge might save someone

I’ve doing this for almost a year it helps so much I get deeper sleep plus no more dry throat!

I never even realized this was a thing. I naturally breath through my nose even while sleeping and am thankful that I already experience these benefits.

I've been mouth taping for a few years now and I love it. Here's the one benefit you missed though in your video - you can sleep safe in the knowledge that you won't be one of those people who statistically eats 8 spiders in their sleep over their lifetime. And if that aint enough reason to mouth tape then what is?!

Here's something I did that worked. I simply told my subconscious to keep my mouth shut while I slept. It works. And if you wake up for a moment in the middle of the night, notice that you are doing it. It reinforces it. I haven't snored or drooled on a pillow in over 15 years. My girlfriend sometimes thinks I'm dead because I sleep so quietly. lol.

As someone has mentioned already below - keeping mouth shut with tongue on roof of mouth instead of mouth half open- makes the lower jaw and bones of middle face to grow better and more defined. People that snore can be overweight and middleaged (the sterotype) but an expert on this said the one single thing they ALL have in common is small lower jaws. People actually get surgery to make the jaw longer and protrude out more not only for looks but it helps to prevent snoring and breathing problems at night.

Nice vid. We love how mouth taping does retrain the body to sleep with mouth closed. Two of us, over the course of a few years now, keep mouth tape by the bed, both know when our body has fallen out of 'remembering', use mouth tape again for a couple of nights, get back on track. I'm still amazed to wake up 8 hours later and there it is, full lip seal, not one bit uncomfortable, not one bit intrusive. Such a simple fix for real and lasting benefits.

Have used mouth tape for one year + and it works very well. Itchy throat in the middle of the night is gone, and I have noticed that something is happening with my cheek bone. It's growing or adjusting so that I bite in a more natural way. I very seldom wake up from my own snoring :)

I watched this whole video conciously breathing through my nose. Thanks for the video :)

I’ve been using a BiPAP machine since June to treat my sleep apnea. All of June and July was horrid. I could not get any of the masks that I had to work right and usually by the middle of the night I would rip the mask off and go back to sleep. Then I read about mouth tape. I started off using the little X strips like you show in your video and then I found a nicer 3M product that works fantastic. By not, having mouth tape on my mouth, I was having anywhere from 8 to 13 events per hour during the night when I would stop breathing because I was mouth breathing and the benefit of the air being forced into your nose was not working right because my mouth was open. As soon as I started, the mouth tape, the apnea events drop down to 0.3 events per hour. Absolutely astonishing difference all because of using mouth tape.

I took up mouth taping recently, after I accidently came across the book by James Nestor titled "the science of the lost art of breathing". I have no problem understanding you, and I recommend it to everyone. I certainly take every chance I get to encourage my family and friends to do it every night. But you of course do it with with so much ease and very friendly manner. I am sharing your video within my family. Thank you

Another good reason to breathe through your nose is that nitric oxide is produced in the nasal passages. Nitric oxide is an incredibly important chemical that opens up blood vessels, increases oxygen uptake and improves lung function. It also kills bacteria and viruses and filters pollution from nanoparticles. It lowers blood pressure, stress and is a powerful anti-clotting agent. It also improves kidney function so maybe that is why you wake up less puffy after nose breathing all night?

I use scar tape to hold my mouth closed at night. It has the added benefit of hydrating my lips. Also, one reason to breathe through the nose is an increase of nitric oxide available to the body. Nitric oxide is created in the nose.

My only regret is that I didn’t start this years ago. Been taping with KT tape for 3 months with no issues and most importantly, no snoring!

You’re convincing me to give this another try. I stopped because the last few times moisture from my mouth made the tape damp and loose, and I didn’t like that feeling.

It’s a great idea - tried it, works, helped with my sleep apnea.

Mouth tapes works, nose breathing is correct technique. It’s amazing how “Medical” expertise never discusses Basic Yoga Yoga Breathing Technique. They sell ($$$$$) a device that straps on the face, lifts the lower jaw forward and is very uncomfortable to wear while sleeping. Breathing technique should be part of the school personal health curriculum.

Is there anyone else who just watches Robin's videos multiple times just to enjoy her charming and captivating delivery? I can hear her all day along. I completely forget that I am here to learn! Make a video of how your became so charismatic. (except the video of oura ring with her engagement. Breaks my heart! Lucky guy indeed) 😅

Snoring is still possible with taping, if obstructive issues are at play. I have obstructive sleep apnea and use a nose mask and tape on my mouth so i dont get dry mouth and it reduces apneas. Its quirky looking but i get good sleep so i dont care.

I decided to start using mouth tape because my dentist told me mouth breathing is bad for oral hygiene. I have a severe overbite so it hard to keep my mouth closed. Mouth tape really does help me sleep better, and it keeps my teeth feeling clean from the night before (no plaque). I also find that sleeping on my left side with a body pillow has significantly improved my quality of sleep. But I do use a special pillow that keeps me from sleeping on my arm so, that's also a big factor in it.

Been taping for about 3 weeks now; still working a few things out but the last couple nights I've made it without removing the tape. I need to be prevented from opening my lips at all while I sleep or else I'll start mouth-breathing again. This led to to shaving off my beard for better adhesion. I also need a nasal strip to get over congestion, plus steroid nasal spray. I'll often put on some Vick's vaporub for even more help breathing.

Using my Fitbit I can see a direct correlation between my resting heart rate and the nights im congested and not breathing well, basically my heart rate doesn’t drop as it should…. Clear nose and cool air from an open window makes a huge difference, to the point 80% of my sleep is below my resting heart rate, and therefore more restorative. Fitbits sleep stats shows you all this.

Tried this a week ago. My beautiful young bride has complained about my snoring for over 20 years. Now she doesn't. However, I was worried because the tape kept coming off. Now, I am not so worried.

i've been doing this for 10 years. at first you are nervous and think you need x tape or something special. actually the best is micropore tape. just rip to the right size. wash your mouth area and dry. if it's too sticky stick and tear off from your arm before applying. after a week you will love it.

Have you noticed any facial structure changes? Theoretically, if you forced yourself to breathe only through the nose, there should be a stabilizing effect of the mouth posture, allowing proper force of the tongue onto the roof of the mouth. This would lead to changes in the jawline, cheekbones, maybe even posture of the neck.

I have been sleeping with my mouth taped for a year now. The only time my mouth opens during sleep is when I am on my back, and I know this because I wake up with a very dry mouth. Taping stops that. I use 3M Micropore Surgical Paper Tape, just a short strip vertically over my lips. It has stopped the dry mouth but sadly, I can't see any other difference, including better memory.

I know a lot of people who should tape their mouth during the day. Joke beside. Never heard of this before. But makes kind of sense.

I've been tapping my mouth for a few years. I didn't really know what my nose was about until I was 7 years old. My dad brought a person home who had a nose vacuum cleaner. I was shocked !! It took at least 50 years to learn properly how to breath, I'm 70 years. It's a conscience effort, but I'm getting good at it. Life is not good being a mouth breather.

I found this all a little odd and then I remembered I've been wearing Breathe Right nasal strips on my nose since the 1990's. Every night before I go to sleep! It has really done a lot to make my sinuses flow properly and not get clogged up, and helps me sleep well -- breathing through my nose!

I sleep with mouth taped too. I wear it the day time too on weekends sometimes. I just like the stillness of not talking. Here's a good book if you haven't read it. Breath by James Nestor. He interviewed scientists and doctors about benefits of nasal breathing. For nasal or lung congestion: Inhale nasally, then on exhale, hum with mouth closed like chanting Om or Aum with emphasis on the mmmmm. Using the deepest lowest frequency tone is best. I chanted Ommmmm for 10 minutes. After a couple of minutes, my nose started running a lot. I kept going and my nasal congestion was 90% gone. My lung congestion was loosening and I was able to bring up a lot. I just kept humming a total of 25 minutes. My lungs were 60% clear. Three or four times I did the humming that day...whenever it felt like congestion was starting to come back. I felt so much better. And feeling better is important to getting well faster. By day 5, my fever was breaking and just mild congestion that I hummed away. I stayed in bed all 5 days and slept a lot. That's another thing...you can rest better with less congestion. On the 6th day, I felt good. All gone. I took no medication except for Tylenol for the fever. Humming is a congestion reliever I never knew about!

I been mouth taping consistently for the last several weeks. I use hostage tape and a nose strip this tape works well with my skin and holds through the night. I will release it half way sometimes but that has been lessening the more I use it. I've noticed that my nasal passage is clearer longer throughout the day and my allergies are less extreme. I also find myself breathing through my nose more throughout the day. It is definitely a cleaner breath and I sleep better with it on!

Mouth taping at night is a real game changer though you didn't share a vital tip. When first starting its *very* helpful to use Breathe Right nasal strips to hold your nostrils more open. Before I learned that I tried and failed to adapt to mouth taping. Another video gave me that tip and it works! You don't need to use nasal strips very long, just a few weeks while you adjust to breathing through your nose at night.

Turbinates are literally mini conditioners for the air going into our lungs and hairs help catch things from entering into the deeper passages, similar to eyelashes for our eyes :) in college I got to work with cadavers and the nasal passages are so fun!

I have a mild case of sleep apnea and was prescribed a CPAP machine I could not keep my mouth closed at night making my mouth and tongue very dry, awful!!! You cannot use a CPAP machine with your mouth open. I use a face mask but even with the mask I cannot keep my mouth closed. Chin straps do not work for me. I tried a tape called Cover Tape it is 2" wide and 10 yards long I cut them in about 3 1/2" lengths and cut them in half to make it 1" x 3 1/2". I turn down the corners on one long side of the tape for easy removal. The tape has a cloth texture so it also helps hold my face mask in place as well, that is why I make it 3 1/2" long. It removes very easy and does not leave a residue. I also put lip balm on my lips and a little above and below my lip line (not to high or low as the tape needs to stick to your skin). To keep the adhesive off my lips and it also makes it easier to remove the tape. The best thing about the tape is that my mouth does not dry out. There is a humidifier on the CPAP machine I set it at about 2%. I have an option with my machine to use only the nasal cover but the air pressure on the tape without the face mask my cheeks puff out and cause the tape to loosen and my mouth and tongue also dry out. That is why I prefer the face mask. I feel the tape is a great asset in keeping my mouth closed as I am able to sleep well when I use it.

Thank you, just starting out with my journey mouth taping. Great video, very clear!!

I always wanted to leave this world oxygen starved and choking on a piece of tape. Will try it out.

Wow! Between the LED mask and mouth tape you're transforming my well-being one video at a time!! ❤😊 Thank you!

The main thing is dry mouth causes dental decay. If you sleep with your mouth open all night you probably have cavities as a result

Just started a week ago. First night I woke up with a panic at 4am and quickly ripped it off. Skin hurt from that but night 2 and on, it's been a breeze. This is the first time in my life that I am falling asleep and waking up in the EXACT same position. Wild!

I used to sleep with a stretchey head band undet my chin and on the top of my head . To keep my mouth closed. Its good.

Great video! I have just subscribed to yiur channel. I've been taping my mouth to try and help sleep apnea as cannot stand CPAP! You are a extremely beautiful young lady! Keep the great videos coming!!

Was just advised by my dentist to breathe through my nose when I sleep to prevent tooth decay

You’re missing the biggest explanatory mechanism for benefit. Nasal breathing increases production of nitric oxide which helps in vasodilation and reduces inflammation.

Not sure if it is good to put non-medical tape on your mouth. Those adhesives could contain all sorts of things. James Nestor, author of the book Breathe, recommends medical tape, 3M Durapore (which is surgical tape) to be exact and it works great and you don't need to fear getting toxic chemicals into your mouth and on your skin.

If you're afraid of the tape, try mewing. I started it out of a somewhat cynical desire to debunk the trend. I don't think it will actually change my dental arch, but I'm going to keep doing it because it helps keep my mouth shut at night and I do feel like I sleep better.

This is such a brilliant thing that i've never thought of 😂 I have a deviated septum so I can't breathe through my nose properly on some days, especially when sleeping.

Started taping my mouth shut last week with regular inexpensive 3m tape. I use a cpap machine with a full-face mask. I've been getting dry mouth so badly. The tape is allowing me to breathe only through my nose and I'm getting better sleep now!

you can definately snore through your nose but otherwise I like this, thanks for the info. just found your channel and I like it.

I’m pretty sure I mostly breathe through my nose anyway because If my nose is blocked I can’t sleep, I feel like I’m gonna have a panic attack in fact because I can’t breathe properly.

I started doing this almost 15 years ago when I was in college and got super into paleo diet and evolutionary biology and Weston A Price's studies and such. But then stopped after a few months just from forgetting (ADHD?) and doing other things in life. Now that it's come around and become trendy in the health scene and I'm experiencing some negative health issues that this could have helped with, I feel so angry at myself for not continuing on with it. I wonder how much it would have helped had I been doing it for all this time. I know there is no use in getting upset about it, but gosh I just wish I had had the hindsight to keep going.

I’ve been taping only for like a week Last night I forgot but still slept with mouth closed. I’m a believer.

After a nighttime seizure in December I was put on a CPAP machine using nasal pillows, which blow air into my nose. Because I sleep with my mouth open, air escaped, defeating the CPAP's purpose. The solution was tape. I completely tape my mouth shut. My only allowance for fear is that I bend the tape over on itself to create a little handle that makes the tape easy to remove, if need be, as if the power goes out and the air stops flowing into my nose. My doctors have not recommended mouth taping. Nor do they seem to know much about CPAP machines. I'm in the U.S., of course.

Im always scared of a spider or other insects going into my mouth while sleeping.

if you are worried about not being able to breath with mouth tape, because you get nasal congestion, you can start with using a BreathRight strip on your nose too... then one night you will forget to put that on, and realize you'll be fine with just the mouth tape... or just keep using the nasal strip too.

Great video Robin. Have you head of IBT (Inverted bed therapy) ? It's where you raise the top end of your bed by approx 6". It's claimed to have a lot of health benefits. Maybe something for a future video. 🤔

No mention of NO nitrous oxide ingestion from the upper airways. Most important. Look it up.

I’ve already purchased mouth tape and I’m gonna use it for the first time tonight. I get sick all the time, it is actually ridiculous so I hope that this can help

Read the book Breathe by James Nestor, he has gone the extra mile on this subject. It will change the way you think about breathing forever.

Don't forget better dental health. Dry mouth prevents the teeth from being remineralized by the saliva. These unmineralized areas of the teeth eventually become cavities.

Surprised you haven't encountered sleeping with tape from the mewing community. It teaches good tongue posture which overtime gives you better facial structure along with other benefits. It would be interesting to know if looking at pictures of yourself from two years ago you notice more prominent midface, cheekbones, and jawline.

Has someone monitored you to see if you're struggling with apnea?

I am using a mouth piece originally for bruxism but it forces me to breath on my nose during the night as well. It put my jaw into alignment in 6 month (not without pain and blood).. BUT throat soreness, back pain is gone. It helped with asthetics and health. I don't wake up anymore with my teeth clattering or my jaw hurting. My only concern is that i can not live without it now!

Been using mouth tape for about 4 months now. So far, I like it. I should point out that I also use “Breathe-Right” strips, which hold my nose open. The combination seems to work well, and I seem to be sleeping better. Also, it seems to cut down on snoring.

since I started. my gums don't bleed anymore when I go to brush my teeth in the morning.

Can raise blood pressure at start. Silly especially if nose blocks. You need to be able to mouth breath just encase. We didn't tape 1000s of years ago

Mouth taping has improved my sleep apnea immensely. I use an ASV bipap with a nasal mask, and my AHI is usually less rhan 3.

I trained myself to nose breathe at night simply by placing my fist under my chin, then resting my chin on my fist... DON'T EVER DO THAT!!! Not because nose breathing is bad but because I ended up getting used to having my teeth clenched while I slept... I've lost 2 teeth from clenching and cannot sleep without a mouth guard. Go for the tape - far safer alternative. I will say one thing though... even though my mouth is almost always shut, I still drool on occasion, straight past my lips - I'm assuming this is age-related.

I hate mouth breathing while sleeping as I always wake up multiple times just because my mouth gets super dry.

The Buteyko Method changed my life

You can’t sleep for 2 years. That’s impossible.

You’re an expensive KZfaqr. I just bought some Huel black, and now I need to try mouth tape!

When I force myself to sleep with my mouth closed, I wake up often through the night.

I just trained myself to do so not only at night, but also during the day. I wake up if my mouth is open now. It’s better for your teeth. You wake up with worse bad breath when your mouth dries out and your saliva isn’t able to do it’s job.

Great energy!

I use hostage tape brand mouth, tape. It’s fantastic but it’s expensive. At about $.55 a day. If you buy a year supply, it can be upwards of $.77 a day when you buy just like one month. I found out that there’s a brand of tape called KT tape, and that the adhesive is real close to the same as a hostage to you and you can cut your own size. I normally cut a hostage tape and two and put it vertically in the middle of my lips. When I first started, I was able to park my lips with my finger on the side and take a deep breath if I had a issue but now there’s no issues at all. I was freaked out a little bit by not being able to breathe through my mouth. Boy do I feel better in the morning! I wish I would’ve found this idea along time ago! I’m going to start cutting inch wide strips off of a roll of KT tape and see how that works. That will be a huge savings if it does work. I just can’t see buying hostage to constantly too expensive. Oh, I also fold the corner of the hostage table over so there’s a spot to get a hold of if I want to pull it off in the morning right away I can get a hold of the tape a little easier .

Open mouth breathing is often Magnesium deficiency. Try … Mg Glycinate or Mg Threonate. (Not Mg Oxide unless you are constipated).

I can't use mouth tape, or cpap, because my nasal passages close up in the middle of the night, forcing me to mouth breath, unless I take a decongestant every night before bed. I have moderate sleep apnea, but I find that sleeping with my head and shoulders propped up at an angle seems to help quite a bit.

Wedge pillow works well for cutting down (sometimes eliminating) snoring.

Hey, 2yrs is a lot of research I’m gonna give it go !! Thkz

Wow I've never heard of using mouth tape to sleep but I suppose it makes sense to remind yourself to nose breathe. I think I've been trying to breathe through my nose a lot more lately and it definitely leaves me with some good sleep

so glad to know this, thank you

I wish I did this instead of mewing. Breathing through your nose is way more natural than forcing your tongue at the top palate. I actually feel like I messed up my face and shifted teeth bc of the force of my tongue to my palate. I recommended people avoid mewing and instead practice mouth taping and keeping mouth closed

Thx for tips. I’ll definitely try tonight. 🌸

Dr Steven Park on this subject and much more. Excellent.

It is easy just to cut 1" strips from 1/2" wide blue painters tape. Tape lasts amazingly long.

If I put strong mouth tape on, my mouth opens at some point during the night and I try to breathe through the tape. I have to wonder whether such a small amount of mouth tape actually prevents you from mouth breathing all night. On the other hand, some people seem to be able to avoid mouth breathing all night even without any tape (would love to see data on this), so I suppose it’s totally possible.

Yes, notification when I first started to become desensitized to 341 watching TV and adapting as much smoother than just trying it during the night the biggest benefit for me as I’m able to get into Rensselaer much deeper sleep also helps to bring down my blood pressure from snoring sleep apnea

I literly collapsed on ground after sleeping 7 hours not knowing ive been breathing from my mouth all night. This fatigue is scary (brain fog-muscles feeling weak and face looking like shit) But this has just recently started for me, maybe because i stopped smoking marijuana after 25 years?! I finally put it together after my tongue felt like its rotting out. Most horrible thing im dealing with in life now, after going through bad insomnia for first week of quitting weed. Now i will try tape method and seeeeeee. I almost thought about smoking again because of this anxiety ive been feeling. But now i know i have to now work on keeping mouth shut which seems like better cure then going back to weed! GEEEEEZUS

Try mewing. In short, it is resting your tongue on the roof of ur mouth whilst keeping ur mouth closed and breathing thru your nose. It promotes better posture, a more symetrical facial structure, breathing, and all the other things mentioned here.