1. Drink water to keep your body well hydrated, and avoid alcohol and caffeine. Your vocal cords vibrate very fast, and having a proper water balance helps keep them lubricated. Important note: Foods containing large amounts of water are excellent hydration-conscious snacks, including apples, pears, watermelon, peaches, melons, grapes, plums, bell peppers and applesauce.
2. Allow yourself several "vocal naps" every day, especially during periods of extended use. For instance, teachers should avoid speaking during the breaks between classes and find quiet ways to spend the lunch hour rather than talking in a noisy staff room with colleagues.
3. Don't smoke, or if you already do, quit. Smoking raises the risk of throat cancer tremendously, and inhaling smoke (even secondhand smoke) can irritate the vocal cords.
4. Don't abuse or misuse your voice. Avoid yelling or screaming, and try not to talk loudly in noisy areas. If your throat feels dry or tired, or your voice is getting hoarse, reduce your voice use. The hoarseness is a warning sign that your vocal cords are irritated.
5. Keep your throat and neck muscles relaxed even when singing high notes and low notes. Some singers tilt their heads up when singing high notes and down when singing low notes. "The high notes are on the ceiling and the low notes are on the floor," Rosenberg says. "Over time, you'll pay for that"—not just with strained vocal muscles but also by causing future limits on the vocal range.
6. Pay attention to how you speak every day. Even performers who have good singing habits can cause damage when they speak. Many skilled singers don't continue their healthy habits when they speak; indeed, says Herseth, "many people—including singers—should have much more breath flow when they speak."
7. Don't clear your throat too often. When you clear your throat, it's like slamming your vocal cords together. Doing it too much can injure them and make you hoarse. Try a sip of water or swallow to quench the urge to clear. If you feel like you have to clear your throat a lot, get checked by a doctor for such things as acid reflux disease, or allergy and sinus conditions.
8. When you're sick, spare your voice. Don't talk when you're hoarse due to a cold or infection. Listen to what your voice is telling you.
9. When you have to speak publicly, to large groups or outdoors, think about using amplification to avoid straining your voice.
10. Humidify your home and work areas. Remember, moist is good for the voice.
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I'm getting worried. I sent Rizks yesterday to do an analeyesis, but he is not back yet :O(
But i have seen FAMILIES too staying in DOHA JADEED..:D
If meant by bachelors,i think the majority is of PATHANS....:))
lol soniya zee
I read it as mujra...lol...:p
to my 'Hujra/Deira' at Doha Jadeed :)
Bachelors stay in almost all part of qatar...not just doha jadeed...:P
Kiekie...why do not you go and try the taxi restaurant..probably the tasty chicken fry there will cure your voice :)
is there any woman lives in doha jadeed?
Soniya its a joke... bachelors usually stay at Doha Jadeed... Brit is just taking dig at that...
There is nothing fishy going on there... lol
'get to the bottom of things' lmao..
snickers: are you 'crazy boy' in the 'doha jadeed' way?..oh well; just leave it as you said:-)
britexpat, it seems something really fishy about DOHA JADEED...:))
can you please PM me the details??
but brite it is very dangerous to wear lungi and get out without touched in doha jadeed while investigation of bottom things
BG, not required for others to know...:D
Wait a while. We have sent Rizks to investigate and get to the bottom of things.
soniya what did u delete ;o)
Deleted...
Doha jadeed is the only place for crazy boyz like me..just leave it
soniya dont ask such questions which r not suitable for females ;)
What is there in DOHA JADEED?
I have seen few comments before for this area...what does it mean???
eat kfc during weekends and use hala card instead of shahry ur voice will be powerful
you watch TV - ladies serials too much ?
'move out of doha jadeed'..lmao if that means what i think it means
thank you very much for all the replies, will try for it,,
1. Drink water to keep your body well hydrated, and avoid alcohol and caffeine. Your vocal cords vibrate very fast, and having a proper water balance helps keep them lubricated. Important note: Foods containing large amounts of water are excellent hydration-conscious snacks, including apples, pears, watermelon, peaches, melons, grapes, plums, bell peppers and applesauce.
2. Allow yourself several "vocal naps" every day, especially during periods of extended use. For instance, teachers should avoid speaking during the breaks between classes and find quiet ways to spend the lunch hour rather than talking in a noisy staff room with colleagues.
3. Don't smoke, or if you already do, quit. Smoking raises the risk of throat cancer tremendously, and inhaling smoke (even secondhand smoke) can irritate the vocal cords.
4. Don't abuse or misuse your voice. Avoid yelling or screaming, and try not to talk loudly in noisy areas. If your throat feels dry or tired, or your voice is getting hoarse, reduce your voice use. The hoarseness is a warning sign that your vocal cords are irritated.
5. Keep your throat and neck muscles relaxed even when singing high notes and low notes. Some singers tilt their heads up when singing high notes and down when singing low notes. "The high notes are on the ceiling and the low notes are on the floor," Rosenberg says. "Over time, you'll pay for that"—not just with strained vocal muscles but also by causing future limits on the vocal range.
6. Pay attention to how you speak every day. Even performers who have good singing habits can cause damage when they speak. Many skilled singers don't continue their healthy habits when they speak; indeed, says Herseth, "many people—including singers—should have much more breath flow when they speak."
7. Don't clear your throat too often. When you clear your throat, it's like slamming your vocal cords together. Doing it too much can injure them and make you hoarse. Try a sip of water or swallow to quench the urge to clear. If you feel like you have to clear your throat a lot, get checked by a doctor for such things as acid reflux disease, or allergy and sinus conditions.
8. When you're sick, spare your voice. Don't talk when you're hoarse due to a cold or infection. Listen to what your voice is telling you.
9. When you have to speak publicly, to large groups or outdoors, think about using amplification to avoid straining your voice.
10. Humidify your home and work areas. Remember, moist is good for the voice.
lol i read like try to sing like parvati for 3 hours
no wonder ur voice effects in ramada parking
Used to smoke Gitanes and Guiloises at college. Definitely had an effect on my voice :O)
ha ha ha maybe they heared your voice intonation like woman.Try to do Stiff intonation, lol
start munching kurkure
Hi...eat more zatar pie
First: Move out of Doha Jadeed
burp loudly n then speak in a high tone HELLO