Dr. Hilary Fritsch
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351 appearances
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first heard May 2026
last heard 29 May
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So your wife is not not into you.
She's mouth breathing and she needs to see an airway dentist.
Absolutely.
Do women with airway issues tend to have higher cortisol?
Your TMJ, tired mom syndrome, facial nerve pain, lack of libido, shrinking jaw, hormone issues, and more may all be caused by one thing, airway issues and mouth breathing.
We've talked on the show about the problems that will arise if your child is mouth breathing and why it's important to correct that as soon as possible at three years old is ideal.
But what if you're an adult who has an underdeveloped jaw, sunken face, and more?
Dr. Hilary Fritch is an airway-focused biological dentist and one of the leading voices exposing why modern humans are developing smaller jaws, crowded teeth, and widespread sleep apnea.
She specializes in non-surgical approaches that help children and adults improve breathing, sleep, and jaw development.
Today, she will educate families on how modern diets, lifestyle, and outdated orthodontic approaches may be contributing to the epidemic of airway dysfunction affecting millions.
So whether you are an adult mouth breather or you have a kid who is one, this episode is gonna tell you exactly what to do to correct it and get your life back.
Watch this episode on the Culture Apothecary Spotify or Real Alex Clark on YouTube.
Obviously, pause, leave a five-star review if you've listened to the show just a few times or have been listening for years.
That is like the number one way to help support me, my team, the work that we do.
It helps us chart, helps us become discoverable, helps bigger guests come on the show.
So it really means a lot.
It takes like five seconds to do.
Please welcome airway dentist, Dr. Hilary Fritch to Culture Apothecary.
Are we literally becoming less attractive as human beings because from birth we are chewing less food?
How does your jaw form if you're not chewing very much?
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