We horsey people think (and talk) about saddle fit a lot — but what about bridle fit? Both are essential items of horse tack ...

Cpap’s effect isn’t limited to the upper airway; it also influences how the chest muscles work during breathing. By keeping ...

Your tongue serves as more than just a tool for tasting, speaking, and swallowing — it often reflects your body’s internal state. A healthy tongue typically appears pink with a thin clear coating.

We mentioned using the flat part of your tongue as a warm-up tactic, but for some, it’s the main attraction! Using the top of your tongue, lick up and down, in circles, and side to side.

In his description of giant anteaters, Naples (1999) states that these animals have a feeding system adapted to their peculiar cranial anatomy, with a long slender tongue that can be projected to a ...

As expected, the enactment of Republic Act No. 12027, which discontinues the use of mother tongue as a medium of instruction from kindergarten to Grade 3, drew a howl of protest from mother tongue ...

If you’re a parrot owner, you know that these colorful birds are full of surprises, and their unique anatomy is no exception. The parrot’s tongue, in particular, is a fascinating organ that plays a ...

The function of the hypoglossal nerve is to enable your tongue to move. It's the 12th cranial nerve, and it helps you speak, swallow, and move food and liquid around in your mouth. As your nerves run ...

Pharynx anatomy consists of three key segments: Nasopharynx, the top segment that connects to the nose and allows air to pass through Oropharynx, the middle segment which connects to the mouth and ...

Although soon, getting a tongue-based diagnosis might be as simple as sticking it out at your smartphone's camera, as Al-Naji says the tech could easily be built into smartphones down the line.