Tongue tie is a congenital condition that affects up to 11% of...

HUNGRY HUMMERS: With wings that flap up to 90 times per second and heart rates exceeding 1,200 beats per minute, hummingbirds depend on calorie-rich nectar for fuel. At one point, scientists believed that hummingbirds drank nectar by sucking it up like juice through a straw. But we now know that although the shape of the beak helps the bird reach deep into a flower, its long, thin tongue does the real work. A hummingbird licks nectar up, like a dog lapping at a bowl of water. A hummingbird can l

Yes…having a frenulum is normal. Mine is a diagnosed posterior tongue tie. Talk to an ENT or dentist to get assessed! #adhshe #forwardheadposture #tonguetie #hypermobile #fyp | Tracy Rodriguez, CES