We help people regain their former quality of life

The legacy of a stroke?

• Swallowing difficulties.
• Paralysis of the face, mouth and throat.
• Speech difficulties.
• Drooling.
• Postural weakness.
• Reflux.
• Snoring.
• Food, saliva and drinks leak out of the mouth.
• Gurgling and wheezy voice.
• Pneumonia, bronchitis.
• Impaired movement or feeling in the face, mouth and throat.
• Food or drink leaking up to the nose.

   

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 Patients’ own success stories

 Science and research behind IQoro^®

LPR, GERD, Hiatus hernia?

If you are experiencing one or more of the following symptoms during or after swallowing it can be caused by a hiatus hernia: 

• Acid indigestion, heartburn, reflux.
• Chronic cough.
• Lump, or cramp in throat.
• An intermittent feeling of a blockage in the chest.
• Difficulties in swallowing some solid food: including chicken, dry meat, rice or soft dry bread.
• Food stuck in the throat more often than normal.
• Frothy, thick, or excessive saliva.
   

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 Science and research behind IQoro^®
 

Snoring or sleep apnoea?

• Disturbing partner’s sleep.
• Abnormal daytime tiredness.
• Dryness of the mouth.
• Pain in the throat in the mornings.
• Disturbed sleep.
• Reduced sexual drive.
• Waking during the night with the sensation of suffocation.
• A feeling of never being rested.
• Prone to fall asleep in various every day situations.
• Difficulties to use CPAP or oral appliance for sleep apnoea.
  
   

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 Science and research behind IQoro^®

Children’s problems with swallowing – misinterpreted as refusing to eat

Children with slack, unbalanced musculature in the face and oral cavity may often have indistinct speech and eating-, chewing- and swallowing difficulties. Other common symptoms are:

• Open mouth -  difficulties in closing the mouth properly.
• Vomiting due to a dominant gag reflex, or delayed maturity of the digestive system.
• Eating or chewing difficulties – long, drawn-out mealtimes.
• Acidic reflux or heartburn.
• Delayed or non-existent verbal ability.
• Abnormal tooth-, bite- or jaw development. 
  
   

 Children, speech or swallowing difficulties 

 Won't eat, can't eat - Hiatus hernia?

 Treatment with IQoro^®

Swallowing difficulties – a cause of undernourishment amongst the elderly

Reduced eating and swallowing ability increases the risk of pneumonia, undernourishment and a reduced quality of life. Common symptoms of dysphagia are:

• Long, drawn-out mealtimes.
• Food left on the plate – poor appetite.
• Food stuck in the throat more often than normal, and ‘goes down the wrong way’.
• Constantly coughing and clearing the throat.
• Acidic reflux, heartburn.
• Food or saliva dribbles on to the chin and clothes.
• Difficulty in swallowing tablets.
• Pneumonia.
   

 Dysphagia and the elderly

 Treatment with IQoro^® 

What is IQoro^® - how can it treat so many different problems?

IQoro^® is a neuromuscular training device and regime that addresses the following conditions in 1.5 mins per day:

• Dysphagia, eating and swallowing difficulties.
• Snoring, sleep apnoea.
• Hiatus hernia.
• Dribbling and drooling.
• A need to strengthen the musculature in the lips face and oral cavity.
• Paralysis in the face, mouth and pharynx
• An inability to make speech sounds
• Abnormal bite and jaw development
  
   

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