I'm a little off topic as it relates to this particular video,...but I've been practicing putting the back portion of my tongue to the roof of my mouth for the last 12 hours. In only that amount of time I'm stunned how much my posture has improved. My chest is out and my low back is positioned just right. It's very easy to do... Man that feels good!!! Thank you Dr. Mew!
Yes it does. Pressing the back 2/3 or 1/3 of my tongue corrects my posture when I drive behind the wheel or stand on the bus as well. Pressing the back 2/3 of my tongue to the roof of my mouth also improved a terrible habit I had of bringing my head forward to the spoon or fork, instead of bringing the spoon or fork to my mouth. Can't thank you enough.
No....you're not supposed to be scared of someone like that. But if you met me you finally come to understand what means to take body shot. You don't want me to come at you,. Trust me on that little guy.
So how do you put the whole tongue at the roof of the mouth is the back of the mouth supposed to be a lot higher than the front I mean my tongue is flat
@@Vern01 noone "made it" it is simply just the natural and correct way to place your tognue. Jon explains it with much detail in one of his videos. The concept of having correct tongue posture has been known for a long time. Many orthodontists would also agree that things like tongue posture and external factors impact teeth and bones in the face. Although orthodontists might know about this, they focus on fixing the consequences, not the cause
I’ve gone to swallow specialists when a kid, then braces, then physiotherapists... crooked teeth came back and airways constantly locked. Nothing really came together. I joined gym and started observing that good posture could open my airways, but there was still a missing link: I enjoyed eating only soft, juicy food. Public speaking is part of my profession, and I always had that desperate look for reaching for air. Not to mention dark circles. This brings literally a fresh breath to the matter. Thanks Dr. Mew! This video is the beginning of my everyday now.
Orthotropics It’s been one week now and if I understand correctly the super cheesy smile is what really activates the back third, no? I feel it brings a totally new ergonomic move and the liquid seems to ‘fall into place’ more properly. I’ve also been doing lots of the gum exercise. The airways are basically unlocked all the time. Would the correct neutral posture be with the entire tongue at the top? With that slight ‘vacuum’ feel? Sorry if I’m nagging now. This has been already great.
@@tlclookism Good call. I have started using Jawzrsize and it DID make a difference in airway and jaw line. I stopped Mew's exercises but I from time to time work them out. Gym for posture and neck strength helped a lot. I do recommend discipline.
My jawline is the physical feature I've been most complimented for my whole life. I was watching these vides out of curiosity, and realized that most of the habits they teach (swallowing, jaw posture, etc) are ones that I've always done naturally. Of course it's possible that there are many genetic factors at play, but it does feel like it corroborates the idea that this stuff works in my mind.
Same, my face looks square and forwardly wide. I didn't know that some people find this feature attractive and healthy. I'm from the Philippines, so the beauty standard is different.
@@raytv4306i couldn't understand walking fully creamed with sunblock and wishing to be chubby there but I liked drinking from one glass that circled around our group
Jon Meizel environment is the real factor. DNA is only your limit. Your genetic potential is almost never reached. It’s like gym. Most people won’t hit their genetic potential unless they work hard for over a decade. Same for your face.
Watch at 1.25x if you're tempted to slap Dr Mew's oversized masseters out of frustration for his slow speaking. EDIT: I'm compelled to add, since my comment reads a little mean-spirited, that I love Dr Mew. The establishment hates him because he won't meekly accept The Narrative and fade away.
What I've come to notice it that if you're eating in a bad body-posture (forward head posture) swallowing correctly becomes a lot harder, and you'll start to use the buccinators to push the food upward in your mouth, since your head is tilted forward. Bring the food to your mouth instead of bringing your mouth to the food, and it wont be so much of a struggle swallowing correctly.
When I was 8 I had an overbite that my orthodontist said was caused by me pushing my tongue forward when I swallowed (don’t know if that’s true). So I saw a speech therapist who re-taught me how to swallow and I now realize it was the swallow that this doctor advocates! She used a mirror with me and had me learn to swallow with my mouth open and everything. Thank you orthodontist and speech therapist!!!
@@nlnmlio7234 I was very constant with mewing for a couple of months and then got tired cause I didn't see nothing 😅 but I'm more aware now of having my mouth shut and stop looking like a idiot hahaha.
@@notadoctorshh6544the funny thing is that he says he does that often in another video. Im pretty sure its about where their tounge is rested based on their facial features.
I have an allergy apparently of carbohydrates and that is basically all the food we eat. So long story short no doctors that i consulted gave me any remedies, hence i always had a runny nose and asthma like symptoms. Finally i took my problems onto my own hands and experimented with lot of diets and finally found out it was these carbohydrates that I ate everyday, in every meal. And now after seeing your videos I understand all that allergic symptoms prompted me to breathe through my mouth 24x7 bcos of the freaking carbs i dumped into my body and now i have crooked teeth and elongated face. I wish best of luck for your effort bcos i have gained a lot comfort in knowing what i know now.
I'm extremely late here, but my advice is to make sure you have proper posture, relax everything in your mouth and jaw but the tongue (your throat can move obviously), and try to push the back 2/3 of your tongue against the roof of your mouth, slightly further back than is comfortable. You'll find that you have no choice but to swallow. The first few are pretty uncomfortable - kinda like you're choking yourself with your tongue.
i only learned to do it recently, but basically in proper mewing posture (whole tongue on roof), you drop the front of the tongue down, to sweep up the water, then bring it back up. this will naturally create a wave motion with the rest of the tongue following, taking the water to the back of your throat, hence swallowing
The only thing that is missing is some drawings or 3D animation to help understand tongue posture while doing exercices. Exept that, this is pure gem !
When you drink Your tongue will stay at the roof It's basically your tongue sweeps the liquid then pushes it back to the throat then when you swallow don't use your face to swallow Your tongue should push against the roof
@@stefanj3601 i chew foods with my tongue. like how a baby does that hasnt developed teeth yet. usually i chew my food up to the point where i know my tongue can do the rest. a banana for example is easy. my tongue is pushing up against the roof of my mouth then i swallow .
The infant swallow you describe is for bottle fed babies. A breastfed baby with no oral restrictions will place the tongue on the roof of the mouth to swallow, the same as the ideal adult swallow you describe.
What do you think of those of us who have been damaged by conventional orthodontics having a peaceful protest outside the British Society of Orthodontics? There seem to be enough people to start an advocacy movement
I can do that swallowing thing perfectly BUT I actually did it wrong for years and years just not being aware :O I developed a slight anterior bite cause I had my tongue against my front teeth the whole time. Now I make sure its sucked to the roof of my mouth. Idk if my anterior open bite will change because im not a kid or teen. But im going to an orthodontist next year to ask their opinion. Its not bad tho just slight.
I don’t get it, I can swallow easily but I’m not swallowing anything cos all my saliva is at the front of my mouth in front of my teeth so I can’t get the saliva to the back of my mouth to swallow without pushing my tongue to the front of my mouth and sucking?
i only learned to do it recently, but basically in proper mewing posture (whole tongue on roof), you drop the front of the tongue down, to sweep up the water, then bring it back up. this will naturally create a wave motion with the rest of the tongue following, taking the water to the back of your throat, hence swallowing
I've been following you for quite some time, but I have a few questions. One is, what would you say is the optimal sleeping position for keeping good posture? I've read that ancient Indians used a special flat board to lay on which kept the baby's mouth from falling open. Also I read that sleeping on your left side helps organs to work more efficiently, but I have adopted sleeping on my back as the most effective (I think). I noticed it's harder to breathe when laying on my side/back and it could mess up joints in the shoulder in the long run. What are your thoughts on this? BTW I love y'all and everything y'all are doing. Keep up the good work. : )
You might be interested in Alexander technique. It covers efficient and healthy posture for all sorts of activities including sleeping, and they recommend sleeping on your back as best, and side with a pillow between your knees as second best.
He won't reply so I'll tell you my guy... you've got to float. It's a little uncomfortable at first but you'll get used to it. Arms crossed against chest, legs straight, mid air... it's the only way to ensure no body parts are strained or contorted. You're welcome (:
Man this feels like natural portion control as I eat much slower in general even attempting to swallow my food this way + chewing through it properly. Before I was vortexing down chunks of barely chewed food. E: You'll notice it's hard to swallow food this way if it's not chewed through properly.
Yeah you have to suck. You suck without using the cheek muscles and then scoop up the saliva with your tongue as you gather it together with the suction. Use the front part of your tongue (Mike Mew calls it the tongue sweep and there's a video on it on this channel,) and then swallow with your tongue against the roof of your mouth. The key idea is to swallow against the roof of the mouth without using the cheek muscles at any stage in the process. It takes a lot of practise if you're new to it to get it right.
i tried having proper tongue posture on and off for couple years, and I think I finally achieve it. For me, when I have the proper tongue posture I feel a muscle near the chin sore because I never use them!
I think i'm doing it incorrectly, but I don't know what my mistake is. My problem is that when swallowing I'm just not able to swallow saliva 'cause it isn't on my tongue, so I swallow a tiny amount of it and the rest starts to acumulate on my mouth. I feel like I have to use my buccinators to put the saliva in the right place or like I have to move my tongue around my mouth to get the saliva on my tongue and then be able to swallow it. What am I supost to do? (Sorry for my english)
It seems the general rule is that you should use your tongue to scoop up saliva instead of trying to suck all the saliva back. But I think you make a good point. Although *some* saliva can be scooped up and then swallowed with an undulating motion of the tongue, there is also saliva that will tend to accumulate elsewhere in the mouth. For example, some of the saliva is going to pool between the molars and the cheeks with no easy way to scoop it up with the tongue. You will need some slight buccinator engagement to collect this saliva. No one swallows with 100% tongue and no one swallows with 100% buccinator. Perhaps a more accurate way to think about it is moving from a buccinator-dominant technique to a tongue-dominant technique.
@@poleag Hi could you please help me with this? I am not sure how to collect the saliva from the bottom of my mouth, I tried the tongue sweep, but I start to get sensitive front teeth from touching the front teeth while trying to do the tongue sweep, please help!
This is how I already swallow but when i try to put my tongue back on the roof of my mouth, it goes down to my teeth and pushes against them. This forces me to “reset” it, and I’m forced to open my mouth and let the air of then I put my tongue on top of my mouth
I have a slight overbite. When doing this should I put my teeth in the correct position touching each other, or the natural overbite position? Also will all of this cure my slight overbite. Secondly when I do this I feel a vibrating in my throats and its hard to breathe and makes a noise. Will this go away over time? Even if I only do this for 6 hours a day because I cannot breathe like this at school.
3 things I'm gonna do to fix my slight asymmetry: 1. Close lips 2. Rest molars on molars 3. Rest tongue on roof and when swallowing tuck chin in to swallow
I have never realized until now that my overbite, upper and lower teeth misalignment are significant. I breathe through nose usually, but I often snore during sleep, especially when tired. I have Sinusitis for almost 10 years. I tried swallowing with tongue touching palate, but the lower teeth and jaw keep returning to their abnormal old position. Should one align their upper and lower teeth while swallowing in the correct way?
currently watching, Your teaching style is very targeting to me :D. I am spreading the message as a personal trainer, overall health instructor i would even say hahah
I still don't understand where the tongue should be, the tip behind the teeth or the rough part of the mouth? Either way my tongue goes flat and spreads touching my teeth on both sides! Is it wrong?
this is so hard! i have tmj deviation ever since wisdomtooth surgery, adn my jaw and face on right side and under tongue is SSOOO soore and tiight. i might look into a tongue tie doctor in case thats what it is but im sure this will be helpful too. So when you use the correct muscles to push the tongue against theroof of the mouth (ive only had the tip on the roof of my mouth thus far) should you feel a tightening down under the chin, like the skin under your chin rising up?
I just practiced swallowing the way you had her doing it.. i felt stuck after doing it right three times and felt like i literally couldn't swallow. I had to stretch my throat out. Then i did it correctly again twice more and its like a phyicsl change has occurred. Having the back third of my tongue up now isnt causing the retriction it was. What the heck just happened.
I don't understand at all his advice and exercises to swallow correctly but wish I could. Is there any quality animation out there that shows the action from inside the mouth, with the corresponding anatomy parts he refers to?
You can also initiate the swallow by keeping the tip of the tongue on the roof of the mouth, on the n spot, and suck in the saliva, by lowering the mid and back part. When collected on top of the tongue, you can let your tongue connect as a whole to the roof of the mouth again and (then again in a wave like motion) swallow the saliva. Is this swallowing technique: 1 superior to the swallow initiated by the tongue swoop, 2 equivalent in its effect on dentoalveolar and skeletal development or 3 inferior, i.e. it has downsides for growing and maintaining a good dentoskelatal relationship?
The thing with these videos is you take something fairly simple just hard to form a habit and over complicate it which overwhelms me and turns me away could you please make a shorter video on what to do and if we have further questions we can look back on this
You can see that the first audience of Orthotropics were incels and looksmaxxers. Almost all the comments before 2 years ago all have incel-ly terms. I don't have anything against them. I am a looksmaxxer myself but just wanted to point it out.
Thank you for this knowledge! What is your opinion on permanent retainers? Should they be removed? I am not expecting a definite yes or no; A weak answer is perfectly sufficient for myself.
dafuq2013 he’s said that fixed retainers that go along 4-5 teeth would be the best to get, but not the full mouth clear ones. Bc they stunt your bone structure fixing, and moving out.
Whenever I heard the complaints of my mother or grandma how some pills are too big or hard to swallow I did not know there was a wrong way to swallow and thought its just psychological.
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Today I discovered that I don't even know how to drink water...
Lmao me too
Same
The irony of life
True me wonder too other things I don't know, Am I pissing correctly?
It's a nice insult. "You don't know how to swallow"
Here I am on RUclips, I'm 29, and I'm learning how to swallow the right way for the first time.
This should be taught in school I feel like a child and I'm 26 just learning how to properly swallow
Better late than never
thank god no one taught us this stuff earlier
well its not like you are 60 and listen to this for the first time
I’m 48 😅
I'm supposed to be preparing for an important exam but I'm here learning how to drink water.
Learning how to properly swallow water is more important than any exam.
@@BlackScisir facts
Not many people explain things as precisely and logically as he does.
Bruh, this was recorded in 2017. However, the technology used for recording this video dates back to the mid 90's.
90s? 🙄
and?
😱😱😱
@@cosmos7engineeryou would think the audio would be better and in a dentist office be recorded a lot better
This is actually older than that, i think 10y or 9y minimum
You need a remake of this tutorial with visuals done by a professional so we understand better
I'm a little off topic as it relates to this particular video,...but I've been practicing putting the back portion of my tongue to the roof of my mouth for the last 12 hours. In only that amount of time I'm stunned how much my posture has improved. My chest is out and my low back is positioned just right. It's very easy to do... Man that feels good!!! Thank you Dr. Mew!
I know the feeling, when you gain a suction hold and get you head/neck properly back with the chin tuck it feels good. #mikemew
Yes it does. Pressing the back 2/3 or 1/3 of my tongue corrects my posture when I drive behind the wheel or stand on the bus as well. Pressing the back 2/3 of my tongue to the roof of my mouth also improved a terrible habit I had of bringing my head forward to the spoon or fork, instead of bringing the spoon or fork to my mouth. Can't thank you enough.
No....you're not supposed to be scared of someone like that. But if you met me you finally come to understand what means to take body shot. You don't want me to come at you,. Trust me on that little guy.
VivaMessico
Jesus Christ how rude can one person be. Relax man
So how do you put the whole tongue at the roof of the mouth is the back of the mouth supposed to be a lot higher than the front I mean my tongue is flat
Video starts at 9:42
😂
Godsend
Tysm this guy is just yapping
Let’s be honest, even though he made this whole mewing thing, Mike Mew is not the best at explaining things.
I can barely hear him it really doesn't help 😐
His dad actually made it
@@Vern01 noone "made it" it is simply just the natural and correct way to place your tognue. Jon explains it with much detail in one of his videos. The concept of having correct tongue posture has been known for a long time. Many orthodontists would also agree that things like tongue posture and external factors impact teeth and bones in the face. Although orthodontists might know about this, they focus on fixing the consequences, not the cause
Mike's father
I thought I was the only one who can’t uni
I’ve gone to swallow specialists when a kid, then braces, then physiotherapists... crooked teeth came back and airways constantly locked. Nothing really came together. I joined gym and started observing that good posture could open my airways, but there was still a missing link: I enjoyed eating only soft, juicy food. Public speaking is part of my profession, and I always had that desperate look for reaching for air. Not to mention dark circles. This brings literally a fresh breath to the matter. Thanks Dr. Mew! This video is the beginning of my everyday now.
Sérgio L Tavares Filho work hard and give it time.
Orthotropics It’s been one week now and if I understand correctly the super cheesy smile is what really activates the back third, no? I feel it brings a totally new ergonomic move and the liquid seems to ‘fall into place’ more properly. I’ve also been doing lots of the gum exercise. The airways are basically unlocked all the time. Would the correct neutral posture be with the entire tongue at the top? With that slight ‘vacuum’ feel? Sorry if I’m nagging now. This has been already great.
@@sltfilho how's the progress after a year?
@@tlclookism Good call. I have started using Jawzrsize and it DID make a difference in airway and jaw line. I stopped Mew's exercises but I from time to time work them out. Gym for posture and neck strength helped a lot. I do recommend discipline.
@@sltfilho can you give another update of how the progress is going so far?
Love how that woman is almost falling asleep listening to him talk. Her eyelids are looking so heavy.
My jawline is the physical feature I've been most complimented for my whole life. I was watching these vides out of curiosity, and realized that most of the habits they teach (swallowing, jaw posture, etc) are ones that I've always done naturally. Of course it's possible that there are many genetic factors at play, but it does feel like it corroborates the idea that this stuff works in my mind.
Are you rh negative blood type?
Same, my face looks square and forwardly wide. I didn't know that some people find this feature attractive and healthy. I'm from the Philippines, so the beauty standard is different.
balls nuts
same bro
@@raytv4306i couldn't understand walking fully creamed with sunblock and wishing to be chubby there
but I liked drinking from one glass that circled around our group
8:51
Lmaoo me on my 21st bday taking a shot with my parents "for the *first* time"
OOWA
😂😂😂😂😂
I thought this was the time-stamp to where he gets to the point...
Mike Mew is the real direction of facial well being.
will this help me become chad
Chads are born not made, you can become a Virgin Chad tho.
lol
Jon Meizel environment is the real factor. DNA is only your limit. Your genetic potential is almost never reached.
It’s like gym.
Most people won’t hit their genetic potential unless they work hard for over a decade.
Same for your face.
nah bro i looked at ur pic ur basically a framecel. have to get clavicle implants too
It's womb 2 tomb for u
My tongue is so sore from these exercises, I feel it proves I've been doing this all wrong for the entire 24 years of my life.
Did it work for you?
How’s it going
@@olcjc8338 Any updates? :)
Im curious to know if mewing even works at 24, or if it has to be during puberty stage. Like around 12-18
@@t3gaming902 it doesnt work after the bones have fused unfortunately.
thank you for additional facial aesthetic gains, will rep
adding to routine
dniktof aware
any results after 4 years ?
dniktof yo freaking answer
Dude answer for once in your life
Dead?
Thank you based Mew
Based Mew stole my girl.
Water Bottle based zeus
4 years ago? I'm so confused,
@@blackbirdnoodle9546 yeahhhh
4 YEARS AGO!!!! How is this possible! ('Back to the future' stuff)
Watch on 1.25x speed.
Watch at 1.25x if you're tempted to slap Dr Mew's oversized masseters out of frustration for his slow speaking.
EDIT: I'm compelled to add, since my comment reads a little mean-spirited, that I love Dr Mew. The establishment hates him because he won't meekly accept The Narrative and fade away.
I did that actually because i couldn't understand a word at normal speed.
1.75x saves time
I can’t figure what he says... must be a regional accent plus highly technical words
have you had results from mewing guys ?
1.5x is much better. He speaks like a snail.
DR MEW FOREVER
eric how’s ur mewing
@@shane9525 Shane how's ur mewing
Salvador Ramirez gottem better, started working on posture and nose breathing more than tongue posture
What I've come to notice it that if you're eating in a bad body-posture (forward head posture) swallowing correctly becomes a lot harder, and you'll start to use the buccinators to push the food upward in your mouth, since your head is tilted forward. Bring the food to your mouth instead of bringing your mouth to the food, and it wont be so much of a struggle swallowing correctly.
Great advice. I've also found that using my non dominant hand to bring the food to my mouth helps as well.
Axel Nordström what if your eating cereal or soup. lol
I have a question is sucking in cheeks different from the wrong buccinator action of the cheek when swallowing?
@@GrapeGator7 hi how has your progress come along? Also how do I ensure I swallow properly I don’t understand mew
It can make my shirt unclean tho
When I was 8 I had an overbite that my orthodontist said was caused by me pushing my tongue forward when I swallowed (don’t know if that’s true). So I saw a speech therapist who re-taught me how to swallow and I now realize it was the swallow that this doctor advocates! She used a mirror with me and had me learn to swallow with my mouth open and everything. Thank you orthodontist and speech therapist!!!
thanks, whats the main steps in swallowing correctly, or are there any exercises you can do?
@@spiritualpowerart8492 Yes, I also want to learn how to swallow properly.
The audio quality of this video and most of his videos is bad......Love the lessons btw
Oh my god this is so hard!!! such a hard thing to change! i will keep trying tho
Did you saw any results it's already 2 years ???🤔😊
@@nlnmlio7234 I was very constant with mewing for a couple of months and then got tired cause I didn't see nothing 😅 but I'm more aware now of having my mouth shut and stop looking like a idiot hahaha.
Catalina Ahumada it’s hard to be consistent but it’s never too late to start again 👏🏽
Dr. Mew sitting at a dinner party looking like he's dead inside lmao
Lmao evaluating everyones chewing patterns.
@@notadoctorshh6544the funny thing is that he says he does that often in another video. Im pretty sure its about where their tounge is rested based on their facial features.
I've been trying to find this for weeks. Thank you!
Summary: Don't do any facial expressions while swallowing.
can we face yoga as well a part mewing ?
This is really helpful, never knew I was doing it wrong
How’s it going
Do a new one with better video and sound!
Watch this at 1.25 speed for normal viewing.
mine is at 1:75 fjdals;hg he talks SO slowly
Watching it at 1.5.. LoL
I feel super conscious now when I swallow. 😳 I feel like a princess doing it properly.
Exactly haha
okay i did this one time and my life has now changed forever
I have an allergy apparently of carbohydrates and that is basically all the food we eat. So long story short no doctors that i consulted gave me any remedies, hence i always had a runny nose and asthma like symptoms. Finally i took my problems onto my own hands and experimented with lot of diets and finally found out it was these carbohydrates that I ate everyday, in every meal. And now after seeing your videos I understand all that allergic symptoms prompted me to breathe through my mouth 24x7 bcos of the freaking carbs i dumped into my body and now i have crooked teeth and elongated face.
I wish best of luck for your effort bcos i have gained a lot comfort in knowing what i know now.
I literally can't swallow the saliva acculumated in my mouth without sucking cheeks or lips.
Agreed, I don’t see how the tongue scoop thing works without using some sucking to get water over your tongue
I'm extremely late here, but my advice is to make sure you have proper posture, relax everything in your mouth and jaw but the tongue (your throat can move obviously), and try to push the back 2/3 of your tongue against the roof of your mouth, slightly further back than is comfortable. You'll find that you have no choice but to swallow. The first few are pretty uncomfortable - kinda like you're choking yourself with your tongue.
@@alexfisher5672 same here. Are your teeth supposed to remain lightly pressed together? Because mine always come apart lmao
@@mookamoka3 well explained.
i only learned to do it recently, but basically in proper mewing posture (whole tongue on roof), you drop the front of the tongue down, to sweep up the water, then bring it back up. this will naturally create a wave motion with the rest of the tongue following, taking the water to the back of your throat, hence swallowing
The only thing that is missing is some drawings or 3D animation to help understand tongue posture while doing exercices.
Exept that, this is pure gem !
that would be pretty useful yeah.
Nice of him to record this underwater
"It's important that you do tongue sweeping correctly."
I don't understand how to tongue sweep ._.
When you drink
Your tongue will stay at the roof
It's basically your tongue sweeps the liquid then pushes it back to the throat then when you swallow don't use your face to swallow
Your tongue should push against the roof
@@wut727 can I do this for normal food aswell or just liquid. Also how has your progress come along
...
@@stefanj3601 i chew foods with my tongue. like how a baby does that hasnt developed teeth yet. usually i chew my food up to the point where i know my tongue can do the rest. a banana for example is easy. my tongue is pushing up against the roof of my mouth then i swallow .
@@ProdSKOLR how about hard foods like carrots?
The infant swallow you describe is for bottle fed babies. A breastfed baby with no oral restrictions will place the tongue on the roof of the mouth to swallow, the same as the ideal adult swallow you describe.
What do you think of those of us who have been damaged by conventional orthodontics having a peaceful protest outside the British Society of Orthodontics? There seem to be enough people to start an advocacy movement
thank god i finally found one of his videos where im actually already doing smth properly
Dr. Mike, you’re an amazing specialist! One of those, who make a tremendous difference!
I can do that swallowing thing perfectly BUT I actually did it wrong for years and years just not being aware :O I developed a slight anterior bite cause I had my tongue against my front teeth the whole time. Now I make sure its sucked to the roof of my mouth. Idk if my anterior open bite will change because im not a kid or teen. But im going to an orthodontist next year to ask their opinion. Its not bad tho just slight.
You don't feel weird feeling your tongue pushing the food?
@@rise8396 no
@@rise8396
Everything new feels weard at first, but we can train ourselves to get used to it, so it stops feeling weard and starts feeling normal!
Heeeeeyyyy,didn't expect to find you here,I'm a big fan of your asmr btw
@@abulholmes5660 haha hey :D I find this topic very interesting
I don’t get it, I can swallow easily but I’m not swallowing anything cos all my saliva is at the front of my mouth in front of my teeth so I can’t get the saliva to the back of my mouth to swallow without pushing my tongue to the front of my mouth and sucking?
Dude sameee
U find anything that can help with that?
Having the same issue and I'm not finding any help
i only learned to do it recently, but basically in proper mewing posture (whole tongue on roof), you drop the front of the tongue down, to sweep up the water, then bring it back up. this will naturally create a wave motion with the rest of the tongue following, taking the water to the back of your throat, hence swallowing
He explains draw the toungue to bottom of mouth. Press on N section of mouth to swallow.
Turns out I've been doing this right the whole time. But I can imagine it would be really hard to change the habit.
I've been following you for quite some time, but I have a few questions. One is, what would you say is the optimal sleeping position for keeping good posture? I've read that ancient Indians used a special flat board to lay on which kept the baby's mouth from falling open. Also I read that sleeping on your left side helps organs to work more efficiently, but I have adopted sleeping on my back as the most effective (I think). I noticed it's harder to breathe when laying on my side/back and it could mess up joints in the shoulder in the long run. What are your thoughts on this? BTW I love y'all and everything y'all are doing. Keep up the good work. : )
Joseph Watkins bump I would also like to know that
You might be interested in Alexander technique. It covers efficient and healthy posture for all sorts of activities including sleeping, and they recommend sleeping on your back as best, and side with a pillow between your knees as second best.
He won't reply so I'll tell you my guy... you've got to float. It's a little uncomfortable at first but you'll get used to it. Arms crossed against chest, legs straight, mid air... it's the only way to ensure no body parts are strained or contorted. You're welcome (:
sleep on your right side
Ric Sims actually your heart is located in the center of your chest
it is amazing how it will support your nick genius
Thanks to claimingpower website for the unlisted views. He is a #mewmaniac,#mewfanatic.
-Hey your crush is looking
Me -What do I do ?!
- swallow normally
Me : 8:51
thank you dr Mew, what a nice way to check people's tongue position
I came looking for a video and.ended up questioning my entire life, i dont even know how to swallow..who am i
8:06 ".....understood?" and look the woman's face wanted to laught about his face lol
04:18 when he said pheromones i was like wtf
Hahahaha! I heard that and I was like whaaaaat? I saw your comment and just busted up laughing.
Man this feels like natural portion control as I eat much slower in general even attempting to swallow my food this way + chewing through it properly. Before I was vortexing down chunks of barely chewed food.
E: You'll notice it's hard to swallow food this way if it's not chewed through properly.
Beetroot Soup noticed that too
So even when you chew and swallow solids, the tongue is still right behind front teeth touching the roof?
@@AerisVera7I would like to know also
There should be a video which doesnt contain any information and only what we need to do and how
yes...an animated drawing would help too. I can't perfect that sweep thing. I am not sure how the wave is supposed to go.
*Why this micro? so interesting but the sound is so disturbing. Please update this video with animation feature.*
I've always done this but it's really interesting to hear it described and actually sit & think it through
May you explain it I can’t get it
I don't understand, are you supposed to produce saliva without sucking? I can swallow without my lips together but my mouth becomes very dry.
commenting for the answer*
Yes that's my question, do we have to suck? At the top to get saliva ?
Yeah you have to suck. You suck without using the cheek muscles and then scoop up the saliva with your tongue as you gather it together with the suction. Use the front part of your tongue (Mike Mew calls it the tongue sweep and there's a video on it on this channel,) and then swallow with your tongue against the roof of your mouth.
The key idea is to swallow against the roof of the mouth without using the cheek muscles at any stage in the process. It takes a lot of practise if you're new to it to get it right.
Gray that's hard honestly. even doing so, I always use cheek strenght to perform it or get the tongue out of the roof to collect the saliva.
are you supposed to keep the teeth together?
I like the ending, these muscles are for facial expressions, not for swallowing.
i tried having proper tongue posture on and off for couple years, and I think I finally achieve it. For me, when I have the proper tongue posture I feel a muscle near the chin sore because I never use them!
I think i'm doing it incorrectly, but I don't know what my mistake is. My problem is that when swallowing I'm just not able to swallow saliva 'cause it isn't on my tongue, so I swallow a tiny amount of it and the rest starts to acumulate on my mouth. I feel like I have to use my buccinators to put the saliva in the right place or like I have to move my tongue around my mouth to get the saliva on my tongue and then be able to swallow it. What am I supost to do? (Sorry for my english)
It seems the general rule is that you should use your tongue to scoop up saliva instead of trying to suck all the saliva back. But I think you make a good point. Although *some* saliva can be scooped up and then swallowed with an undulating motion of the tongue, there is also saliva that will tend to accumulate elsewhere in the mouth. For example, some of the saliva is going to pool between the molars and the cheeks with no easy way to scoop it up with the tongue. You will need some slight buccinator engagement to collect this saliva.
No one swallows with 100% tongue and no one swallows with 100% buccinator. Perhaps a more accurate way to think about it is moving from a buccinator-dominant technique to a tongue-dominant technique.
@@poleag Hi could you please help me with this? I am not sure how to collect the saliva from the bottom of my mouth, I tried the tongue sweep, but I start to get sensitive front teeth from touching the front teeth while trying to do the tongue sweep, please help!
This is how I already swallow but when i try to put my tongue back on the roof of my mouth, it goes down to my teeth and pushes against them. This forces me to “reset” it, and I’m forced to open my mouth and let the air of then I put my tongue on top of my mouth
I have a slight overbite. When doing this should I put my teeth in the correct position touching each other, or the natural overbite position? Also will all of this cure my slight overbite.
Secondly when I do this I feel a vibrating in my throats and its hard to breathe and makes a noise. Will this go away over time? Even if I only do this for 6 hours a day because I cannot breathe like this at school.
J 21 .
I have a slight overbite too. When I chew my jaw clicks.
Y Khan fuck, so that's why my jaw clicks...
Der Panda dunno if that's the reason though. Maybe it is.
Have you guys found out yet?
3 things I'm gonna do to fix my slight asymmetry:
1. Close lips
2. Rest molars on molars
3. Rest tongue on roof and when swallowing tuck chin in to swallow
I have never realized until now that my overbite, upper and lower teeth misalignment are significant.
I breathe through nose usually, but I often snore during sleep, especially when tired.
I have Sinusitis for almost 10 years.
I tried swallowing with tongue touching palate, but the lower teeth and jaw keep returning to their abnormal old position.
Should one align their upper and lower teeth while swallowing in the correct way?
this mewing stuf getting of the charts in 2021
currently watching, Your teaching style is very targeting to me :D. I am spreading the message as a personal trainer, overall health instructor i would even say hahah
been doing this for a year now and my jaw is definetly bigger and sharper, never taught it would work tbh
I still don't understand where the tongue should be, the tip behind the teeth or the rough part of the mouth? Either way my tongue goes flat and spreads touching my teeth on both sides! Is it wrong?
Help!
if the side of the tongue slip between your teeth a little bit u got a narrow palette, idk how it can be fixed
Wondering about Mike's familiarity with Leonora & Steinman ...
Dr Mike sounds perfect on 2x
Why do the comments say 3 years ago but the video was published September last year ?
Don’t get me wrong I’m very grateful that this information is free but why the heck does it sound like it was filmed with a rock
I did not understand the sweeping pattern. Did anyone? Other than that, thanks for the great work, Dr Mew and Dr Mew!
thank you for sharing this with us.
Thank you! 🙏❤This is very helpful!
Thank you alot doctor Mike mew for introducing me to mewing it has helped me a lot in correcting my jaw.
Is the tounge on the n point while mewing too or more forward?
I’m struggling to eat solid foods without tongue thrusting as a swallow.
this is so hard! i have tmj deviation ever since wisdomtooth surgery, adn my jaw and face on right side and under tongue is SSOOO soore and tiight. i might look into a tongue tie doctor in case thats what it is but im sure this will be helpful too. So when you use the correct muscles to push the tongue against theroof of the mouth (ive only had the tip on the roof of my mouth thus far) should you feel a tightening down under the chin, like the skin under your chin rising up?
Very hard but worth it
it is so hard to visualize this.-.
I just practiced swallowing the way you had her doing it.. i felt stuck after doing it right three times and felt like i literally couldn't swallow. I had to stretch my throat out. Then i did it correctly again twice more and its like a phyicsl change has occurred. Having the back third of my tongue up now isnt causing the retriction it was. What the heck just happened.
can you elaborate how to do ?
I don't understand at all his advice and exercises to swallow correctly but wish I could. Is there any quality animation out there that shows the action from inside the mouth, with the corresponding anatomy parts he refers to?
7:34 who else took a sip of water at this moment and drown with it?
How do you swallow food at the bottom or sides of ur mouth tho without using ur cheek muscles?
I can never seem to scoop up remaining water without suction or movement in my face. Its bloody hard, almost feels impossible :/
I’m having a clicking sound in my throat when I am swallowing like this - any tips anyone?
You can also initiate the swallow by keeping the tip of the tongue on the roof of the mouth, on the n spot, and suck in the saliva, by lowering the mid and back part. When collected on top of the tongue, you can let your tongue connect as a whole to the roof of the mouth again and (then again in a wave like motion) swallow the saliva. Is this swallowing technique: 1 superior to the swallow initiated by the tongue swoop, 2 equivalent in its effect on dentoalveolar and skeletal development or 3 inferior, i.e. it has downsides for growing and maintaining a good dentoskelatal relationship?
Can u film this again with better audio and exiplan to us ?
I have mewed for 5 years believe me mewing is very helpfull to get good facil forward growth,, ... ...
prove it
Great video thanks doc.
The thing with these videos is you take something fairly simple just hard to form a habit and over complicate it which overwhelms me and turns me away could you please make a shorter video on what to do and if we have further questions we can look back on this
Thanks a lot for the video! :)
You can see that the first audience of Orthotropics were incels and looksmaxxers. Almost all the comments before 2 years ago all have incel-ly terms. I don't have anything against them. I am a looksmaxxer myself but just wanted to point it out.
Thank you for this knowledge! What is your opinion on permanent retainers? Should they be removed? I am not expecting a definite yes or no; A weak answer is perfectly sufficient for myself.
dafuq2013 he’s said that fixed retainers that go along 4-5 teeth would be the best to get, but not the full mouth clear ones. Bc they stunt your bone structure fixing, and moving out.
set playback speed to x1.25, you're welcome
Whenever I heard the complaints of my mother or grandma how some pills are too big or hard to swallow I did not know there was a wrong way to swallow and thought its just psychological.
Curious to know how pills being too hard or big is related to swallowing?
Did she learn to swallow in the end?