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Yes, I've heard that too. And met people who use this technique sometimes. Sounds a little bit strange but stutter disappears :)...

Makes mine worse. Everyone is different. I've been taking 500mg of lions mane and 300mg B1 + 200mg of magnesium per day. Also cut my caffeine from 400+mg a day to about 30mg. My stuttering has improve...

I’m that exact way when I smoke weed. It makes my speech much worse to the point that I turn it down when offered even though I really enjoy weed because I know I’ll be expected to be social. Most of...

I was making a joke with the death stare comment, exaggeration. I don't talk fluently alone either. In fact, I am the most fluent in front of a room giving a speech or something. My point is, not ever...

This is super helpful, thank you. Sounds like choral reading is a great way to practice true fluency. Do you think delayed auditory feedback is just as good as choral reading or a bit worse since it ...

>My hypothesis is that a decent psilocybin dose combined with 2-3 hours of choral reading during the trip could strengthen/repair or even create new speech related pathways along with having some p...

https://speecheasy.com/stuttering-and-the-choral-effect/ This explains it better than I ever could. This article talks about choral speech through delayed auditory feedback (wearing headphones that p...

I'm totally clueless being mute as a child and stuttering/stammering severely since i entered grade school. Honestly stfu man....

I think the point is we all are severe stutterers at times. I've not been able to get a single word out on the phone. Do you stutter if you talk to yourself alone? Then you're not any different. My st...

I have a rough idea of this but you know how people don’t really stutter when they sing or when they have some type of beat? This is because they aren’t really using the language part of their brain b...

Yes this is all true. I feel like when i’m singing a song I’m just feeling the beat rather than the words and i’m not focusing on the words so they just flow out very fluently. Also this is probaly wh...

>"Do you know how people who normally stutter don’t stutter that much or at all when they sing or listen to music" I agree completely! [Research](https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fnhum...

I have a rough idea of this but do you know how people who normally stutter don’t stutter that much or at all when they sing or listen to music? I think it’s because this activates the other side of y...

Uh, question, can you just speak your mind freely when you’re alone and not stutter?...

What helps me is thinking an upcoming presentation as a “performance”. This tricks my brain and I find my speech to be free of blocks and fluent. Back to the inflammation, I’ve (F36) been stuttering...

I can't imagine what you are going through as it must be very traumatic and overwhelming for you. As you may already know, sudden onset at your age is pretty rare, but I guess the silver lining is you...

I dont think reading a piece of texts, or pages of a book will fix my neurological disorder. I hate how stuttering isnt taken seriously. Why dont people tell blind people to listen to tutorials on ho...

Speaking from experience, reading poems or books out loud for an hour a day has significantly improved my fluency— I recommend this practice for your brother....

New to stuttering

New to stuttering Hi everyone…my stutter started on Monday and I’m scared. My doctor has been running tests all week and it turns out I have inflammation in the arteries in my brain. The stuttering is...

I used to have a severe stutter and still have one but much more mild. I think if you bide your time, yours may also get better. I work as a teacher and I don't stutter at all when doing so. I don't k...