Puberphonia graph

A graph for puberphonia training: 

The "fire of breathing" visualizes the rapid, forceful inhalation and exhalation characteristic of the Breath of Fire yogic technique. It's represented by a sharp, repetitive pattern on a time-airflow graph, showing short, energetic bursts of air rather than the smooth curves of normal breathing. This pattern depicts the controlled, powerful breath controlled by the diaphragm and solar plexus.

Fire of breathing

One more new kumaresan innovation in puberphonia.

Demo: workshop - converting laryngeal to pharyngeal phonation.

" Fire of breathing"

This technique can help patients project their voice more effectively from abdomen to the pharynx.

For visualization, you could use imagery like:

1. Balloon Breathing: Imagine filling a balloon in your abdomen with each breath, expanding the abdomen outward.

2. Fire Visualization: Picture a small flame in your abdomen that grows brighter with each breath, symbolizing the energy and resonance.

3. Voice Projection: Visualize the sound as a beam of light or energy moving from your abdomen to your pharynx.

Combining these visualizations with the breathing technique can help puberphonia patients better understand and control their voice transition.

An adulthood male voice break is a conversion from laryngeal to pharyngeal phonation, it is a natural, pubertal phenomenon caused by the vocal tract rapid growth and pharynx elongation, resulting in structural instability that makes it difficult to control the voice, leading to unintentional cracks and flips. This change is a normal part of the body's development into a deeper adult voice, a fundamental shift in the location of voice production. Dr. M. Kumaresan 9841055774

Puberphonia treatment

Dr. M. Kumaresan is an ENT surgeon from Chennai, India, known for his innovative treatment approach for puberphonia, a condition where a male voice remains high-pitched after puberty. He developed a technique called Uvula Manipulation and Resonance (UMAR), which involves manipulating the uvula and soft palate to improve vocal resonance and coordination, combined with breath-of-fire techniques and patient education to achieve a permanent low-pitched voice. He has treated a 1650 number of patients with this method and published  7 research on the topic.

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Dr. M. Kumaresan textbook on puberphonia treatment, (my 43rd book, comming soon)

Topics :

1. Introduction to Puberphonia: Definition, causes, and prevalence.

2.. Anatomy and Physiology: Overview of the larynx, pharynx, and other related structures.

3. Diagnosis and Assessment: Techniques and criteria for diagnosing puberphonia.

4. Traditional Treatments vs. Innovative Approaches: Comparison and rationale for your method.

5. Umar Therapy: Detailed explanation and step-by-step guide.

6. Case Studies: Documented cases and outcomes of your treatment.

7. Counseling and Psychological Support: Importance of mental health support for patients.

8. Future Directions and Research: Emerging trends and potential areas for further study.

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