If you've noticed that your throat has begun to feel tired, scratchy, dry or strained after singing and speaking.
If you've noticed that your throat has begun to feel tired, scratchy, dry or strained after singing and speaking.
Then keep reading...
To avoid damaging your voice, you need to address your hydration habits immediately. This isn't about drinking more and more water, but instead, developing a comprehensive approach that works for the longterm.
If you don't address the issue now, your diminished vocal capacity will eventually take a toll on your confidence. Before long, you'll wonder if you'll ever perform consistently without discomfort and embarassing hoarseness or loss of voice.
To increase your hydration,
you'll need to adjust and track your intake and movement over the next 7 days.
This simple guide is designed to walk you through the process step-by-step.
It includes:
If you've experienced any of these challenges, your body is signaling you to pay closer attention to your hydration habits. That's why I created this easy-to-read ebook. Inside you'll learn:
3 Main Functions Water performs in the body to keep you in balance
The simple 3 Step Strategy that takes the voice from dry and strained to flexible and resilient.
How to track your hydration levels daily and what to do to stay on track
How to eat and move your way into a hydrated state
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