Treatment For Strained Vocal Cords; and, As a Result, a Hoarse & Raspy Voice, or Even, a Partial Voice Loss...

More and more people are inquiring about the treatment for their strained vocal cords without the need for surgery or any other invasive procedures, for that matter. When they call to inquire about the above, I could actually hear that their voice is definitely damaged and quite often, even partially lost.

However, somebody just called me a few days ago, speaking with me in a quiet and whispered voice.
They revealed to me that the ENT Doctor had diagnosed them with strained vocal cords. Firstly, I had to ask that person if they were male or female, as for the lack of voice, it was undetectable. She disclosed to me that she was a female of 64 years of age.
While talking to her, I right away suspected that her voice problem was by far more serious than just strained vocal cords. 

I told her (since she practically had no sound) that I would have no presumption whether or not I could actually recover her voice. The fact is that her almost fully lost voice can unfortunately indicate that the severe voice problem could be as serious as throat cancer - God Forbid!

In her case, after a thorough investigation, I found that, thankfully, her almost fully lost voice was, more so a symptom than the actual cause. However, until the real cause is revealed, there is no point to attempt any kind of non-surgical voice repair. 

When it became evident to me that her voice (due to its strain) had been drawn to the lower throat position, I presumed that it possibly may be recoverable. However, in order to succeed with its recovery, special speech exercises (developed by me personally) coupled with the special body movements had become very intrumental. In this case, the actual sound of the voice becomes re-channelled, so to speak, from the vocal anatomy in general (from the vocal cords in particular) to a different set of muscles (facial muscles). 

Once those facial muscles are developed enough to accept the sound of the voice (which is to be considered as a substantial physical material body), it has to be put to work in full conjunction and coordination with the abdominal muscles, which will play a supportive role to assist with the actual "lift" of the sound. 

In this instance, the voice will be recovered from the depths of the physical body and lifted off of the vocal cords and other related parts of the vocal anatomy.

After all of the described above, the space for healing of the vocal anatomy will be released and freed.

No doubt, that in this and the majority of other cases like that, the flora of the throat became quite a bit disturbed. 
That’s where I would administer a set of natural herbs and remedies, which will aid greatly to the overall healing. 

If you compare the above to a person who had nearly drowned and a person who actually had drowned, you would see the difference between the two occurrences. In the first case, there was a chance of reviving the swimmer back to life, as opposed to the second case, whereas the swimmer would never regain the vital signs, as it was simply too late. 

On this note, we hope to help those who still can regain their normal or even a better voice and hope that those who, unfortunately, had completely lost their voice(s), will check it out as soon as possible and thus will have a better chance to find the real cause of such a nasty occurrence. As when the cause is found and revealed early enough, they would be able to save their voice and, needless to say, help to re-claim their lives fully!