Why FacExer and how it works

New Publication: Economic and Survival Burden of Dysphagia among Inpatients in the United States link to the article: http://swallowingdisorderfoundation.com/cost-burden-of-dysphagia/ Published 12.17.2017 by nfosdadmin Byline: Ed Steger Summary Dysphagia affects 3.0% of all adult US inpatients (aged 45–90 years) and is associated with a significantly longer hospital length of stay, higher inpatient costs, a higher likelihood of discharge to post-acute care facility, and inpatient mortality when compared to those with similar patient, hospital size, and clinical characteristics without dysphagia. Dysphagia has a substantial health and cost burden on the US healthcare system. Journal Publication The peer-reviewed journal, Diseases of the Esophagus,...

        We swallow approximately 600 hundred times each day. The swallowing mechanism is quite complex, involving more than 50 pairs of muscles. Impairment of any one or more of these muscles may result in a serious health risk.        There are more than hundred muscles in our head, face and neck - smaller or bigger, they all are very important for our  normal functioning - chewing, swallowing, singing, laughing, talking, gesticulating, yawning etc. (the exact number of muscles is difficult to define because different sources group muscles differently, e.g. regarding what is defined as different parts...

Facial Action Coding System provide methodology of coding facial expressions on the basis of facial muscle movement. The face as a whole communicates emotional states. The seven universally recognized emotions shown through facial expressions are happiness, sadness, surprise, anger, fear and contempt.  But human faces are capable of more than 10,000 different expressions (sometimes very subtle)  using muscles of  facial expressions.    For instance, autism is a developmental disorder involving qualitative impairments in social interaction. One source of those impairments are difficulties creating facial expressions of emotion. Difficulties with facial expressions may arise from deficits in a motivation to express...

How To Perfect Long Lasting Makeup with FACEXER.        Do you know that our skin absorbs a lot of chemicals, dragging them into our system?        Yes, our skin is a perfect outermost protection from environmental pollution. It's sweat and oil (sebaceous) glands, originated in the skin's deeper layer - dermis - release sweat and sebum (oily substance) which create skin's natural barrier.  Image is courtesy of "Fundamentals of Anatomy and Physiology" F.H.Martini,et al.         In order to overcome the skin’s excellent barrier function formulation scientists often employ skin penetration enhancers (SPEs) in topical and transdermal formulations. The effects of...