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Well, they are not medical doctors. Believe what you want to believe, but there is plenty of research out there and stuttering is a neurological condition with roots in the cortex....
Yes, you stutter, it’s a neurological condition, there is something happening in our stutterer brains. People giving psychological reasons for stutter are always shaky....
Aerobic cardio exercise increase glucose uptake into brain proven by studies. Studies has also proven that stutterers has a reduced glucose metabolism in brain this aerobic cardio exercise can help t...
that is how I sometimes forget my sentences. We might have more than just stutter. It could be cluttering. Could be inattentive ADHD....
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Thank you for the thorough response; it seems as though this is pretty relative to my situation. If only there was a way to reframe the narrative or rewire my brain at age 25...
According to a PhD researcher, a neurological weakness that increases the chance for ear infections or a loss of hearing, could be the underlying cause that trigger the early onset stuttering. Anythin...
In short, Bill Parry's theory is that there is some involuntary misfiring of the valsalva mechanism. This misfiring occurs when we have the urge to "try hard". In his eyes, this misfiring explains wh...
This is my attempt to summarize your new YT video: Intro: * 13:42. When I speak to others who stutter, it makes me feel calmer. I'd ask myself: 'If I'd sound like this, what would I do myself?' (suc...
Great post! You said that you don't have the reference, here is a recent [study](https://www.researchgate.net/publication/352029918_STUTTERING_DOPAMINE_AND_INCENTIVE_LEARNING) from a PhD researcher on...
Great post! Awesome that you made a new video! This is my attempt to extract tips from your YT video: **Intro:** * I stuttered since age 3 * I didn't know what affected my stuttering, or what happen...
Furthermore: If we apply an unhelpful timing method to initiate speech movements, then it may lead to: 1. speech blocks 2. then we perceive blocks as a problem and to be avoided 3. then we create n...
Yes I agree. Some researchers hypothesize that we may have low dopamine levels. There are some ideas for this. For example, excessive anxiety in stuttering will lower dopamine levels. [This](https://w...
Studies state that stuttering is related to incorrect dopamine levels in the brain....
Why do we block?
Why do we block? One viewpoint of blocking could be that we don't execute motor movements during a speech block. So, we could then pose the question: **On which timing do adults who stutter (AWS) exec...
I think Alexythimia may be a big contributor to stuttering for some, if not all people that stutter
I think Alexythimia may be a big contributor to stuttering for some, if not all people that stutter Definition: Alexithymia is characterized by an impaired ability to be aware of, explicitly identify,...
Have yall ever had this
Have yall ever had this M 14 im just here to ask a question since puberty has started my mind has been racing and i have been stuttering i would say when i turned like 5 6 or 7 i dont really remeber ...
The cause of stuttering is still unknown. There are different forms of stuttering. Some are strictly cause by psychological factors while others are neurological and genetic (a speech disorder). If yo...
I feel as if my brain is telling me something
I feel as if my brain is telling me something Every time I block or stutter, I’ll feel a weird feeling inside my brain somewhere mostly in the middle, but I can feel it in the back of my head too, and...
How do you disengage the right hemisphere of your brain which is over active as you say when we stutter? How do you reduce anexity and speech issues before I speak? I just don't what I need to sta...