EP. 160: On this episode, I sat down with Katrina Fahey, a Facial Cranial Health Coach whose expertise goes far beyond the surface. We explore the intricate connections between the bones, muscles, and fascia of the face, discussing their profound impacts on both beauty aesthetics and overall health. From the importance of chewing and early childhood development to the repercussions of mouth breathing and modern orthodontics, we cover a wide range of topics aimed at enhancing your well-being. Join us as we uncover practical insights and solutions for a healthier, more vibrant you!
On This Episode We Cover:
- 01:14 - Tyna’s experience with craniofacial health
- 03:37 - Katrina Fahey’s backstory and experience
- 11:10 - The importance of chewing
- 15:52 - Early interventions for child development
- 19:41 - The repercussions of mouth breathing
- 23:07 - Plastic teeth aligners & other orthodontia
- 26:40 - Adult options for craniofacial healing
- 29:57 - Sleep apnea and low grade hypoxia
- 32:09 - Obesity
- 33:41 - Food supply and health in developed countries
- 35:36 - Violence and facial structure
- 41:51 - Slack jaw and diminishing intelligence
- 42:34 - Facial Exercises
- 46:24 - Mewing
- 48:06 - The long term health impact of jaw botox
- 50:41 - Fillers and other cosmetic procedures
- 52:42 - Katrina’s Book
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