Empowered Sleep Apnea presents: THE NOSE RULES

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Increasing evidence is emerging that nasal breathing is simply different from mouth breathing. This book introduces readers--adult, child, medically-trained, or no--to the notion that THE NOSE RULES, and that proper health and vitality is linked to being able to breathe through the nose.

This is a playful book designed to promote awareness of the importance of nasal breathing for kids. The book is meant to start conversations about the foundational importance of nasal breathing during development, and to promote health. Intended audiences are medical providers interested in Sleep Medicine and Airway Focused Dentistry.

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"I tell my patients, my family, and my friends...nasal breathing is foundational to autonomic balance and healthful development. I agreed to illustrate this book because I believe in my bones that the message must be heard."
--David E McCarty, MD, FAASM
Chief Medical Officer, Rebis Health
(www.RebisHealth.org)

Author Bio

Rebekah St. James is a creative, author, podcast host, and wicked pastry chef. The native Texan now lives in Michigan with her two black cats, where they spend weekends camping along the stunning Michigan coastlines and exploring amazing culinary spots throughout the state. This is her first children's book.
(LINE ART) David E. McCarty, MD FAASM is a board-certified Sleep Medicine physician, author, cartoonist, musician, and podcast creator/host. He is the co-creator (with Ellen Stothard, PhD) of the Empowered Sleep Apnea project (www.EmpoweredSleepApnea.com), and is the Chief Medical Officer of Rebis Health (www.RebisHealth.org). His cartoons have appeared in CRANIO (TM), Dental Sleep Practice magazine, and SLEEP REVIEW magazine. This is his first children's book.
(COLOR) Iola Cooper Elizabeth McCarty is an artist, creator, lover of hyper-pop, and seeker of Wisdom--originally from Shreveport, Louisiana, now residing in Boulder, Colorado. This is their first artistic work in print.