What is IQoro?

IQoro is a neuromuscular training device that naturally treats the underlying causes of reflux, snoring, swallowing difficulties and other conditions. It is easy to get started and there are no side effects. The treatment is evidence based and the effect is proven in published scientific studies.

One treatment for several problems

IQoro is a neuromuscular training device that activates the nerve pathways and strengthens the muscles that they control – from the oral cavity down to the stomach. This is how IQoro addresses so many symptoms at the same time.

Proven effect through scientific studies

The proven effect of IQoro is shown in 17 peer-reviewed and internationally-published scientific studies financed by Swedish state investment and research grants. Our recommendations for the use of IQoro are based on these results.

90 seconds per day is all it takes

Training with IQoro is simple and easy to perform. 90 seconds’ training per day is all that it takes to achieve the best possible results. You can get started on your own and contact us for free support if needed.

How IQoro addresses a range of conditions

By training with IQoro you strengthen the musculature in your face, oral cavity, throat and esophagus down to your diaphragm and stomach; all via your body’s natural communication pathways. In this way you can train even musculature that cannot normally be activated through your voluntary commands, but that can only be reached by signals from the autonomic system in your brain. You can restore nerve pathways disrupted by a stroke.

The underlying cause of several conditions can be the weakening of some or all of these muscles. As you train with IQoro and strengthen these muscle systems you address the underlying cause of your symptoms in a completely natural way.

This is why IQoro can address a range of seemingly unrelated problems at the same time, e.g. reflux, snoring, and swallowing difficulties.

Read more about how the swallowing process normally functions if you’d like a deeper understanding of how it works.

Reflux, heartburn, burping, chronic cough and other symptoms can all have their origin in weakened diaphragm (hiatus) musculature.

With IQoro you strengthen your musculature and your symptoms successively decrease.

Snoring and sleep apnoea are often caused by weakened musculature in the tongue, pharynx and soft palate which leads to snoring sounds and breathing interruptions.

By training with IQoro during the day you strengthen the weakened muscles so that they can hold your airways open when you sleep.

Swallowing difficulties can have several origins, but IQoro training addresses most.

The musculature in the entire swallowing process is strengthened, and if your problem was caused by stroke the affected nerve pathways to and from the brain can be recreated.

About various problems and how they are treated with IQoro

Hiatal hernia

Hiatal hernia means that the aperture in the diaphragm through which the esophagus passes, is widened because of a partially-, or completely weakened diaphragm.

Reflux disease (GERD)

Typical symptoms associated with reflux (GERD) include heartburn. It happens when the stomach slides up through the diaphragm so that gastric juice leaks into the esophagus. We explains why you get reflux and how to treat the root cause.

Snoring, social snoring and sleep apnoea

Snoring is something that, directly or indirectly, affects the majority of us – and it is a common condition. Perhaps you don’t snore yourself, but your partner does – which disturbs a good night’s sleep for both of you.

Problems with belching or gas

Problems with belching a lot or being bloated can be symptomatic of a number of issues. For example, a food allergy (lactose or celiac), poor digestion or perhaps repeated swallowing due to a hiatus hernia.

Swallowing difficulties (dysphagia) what does it really mean?

Dysphagia means that a person finds it difficult to eat, chew, swallow and to transport the food from the mouth down to the stomach. It can occur in one or more of the levels in the swallowing process and is thus divided into different types

Sleep apnoea and pauses in breathing

Pauses or interruptions in breathing, also known as sleep apnoea, is due to the weakening of the throat and upper airway muscles. What happens when the muscles are weakened is that they are not able to stay open, but collapse and block the airway.

Oesophageal catarrh (oesophagitis)

Common symptoms of oesophageal catarrh, inflammation of the oesophagus, are acid reflux and heartburn caused by a hiatal hernia. In this article, we explain the underlying causes, how to get relief and treatment.

Problems with saliva and tough mucus in the throat

Tough mucus in your throat may be a symptom of hiatus hernia when the body protects the mucous membranes against the acidic gastric juices that leak into the oesophagus.

Stroke – a disease for all people, of all ages

Stroke is one of the most widespread diseases in the world and can strike at any time in life, from newborn to the elderly. In this section, we explain how stroke occurs, how you can quickly tell if someone has been affected, what problems can arise after the onset and how some of these weaknesses […]

Maja got rid of heartburn and a stabbing pain under her ribs

Maja had been eating antacids for decades and eating was associated with fear. She describes the results that came with the training “as a magic trick”.

I didn’t dare tell anyone, it was all just so unlikely. But in the end, I couldn’t keep it to myself and I told my mother.

“Wonderful that we didn’t need to go as far as separate bedrooms”

Åke Sonerud, Sweden had snored for many years before he at last cured the problem. After a lecture at his Rotary Club about the neuromuscular training device IQoro’s positive effects on several conditions, including snoring, Åke Sonerud went and bought one. Nothing that he regrets today!

I have got back my night time peace. Wonderful that we didn’t need to go as far as separate bedrooms.

This is how to train with IQoro

IQoro is a neuromuscular training device that stimulates nerve pathways and 148 muscles in the swallowing and respiratory processes – most can’t be reached by voluntary exercise. Each training session takes 30 seconds.

Place the device inside your lips but in front of your teeth, not inside your oral cavity.

Pull forwards firmly for 10 seconds, rest for 3 seconds. Repeat this this two more times. Done!

Perform this training session 3 times every day – with 2 hours between sessions for the best possible results.

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