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Category Archives for Geographic Tongue
Geographic Tongue in Toddlers and Children
By Tim McMahon If your child has developed bald patches or a “map-like” appearance on their tongue you have probably already heard the diagnosis Geographic Tongue. If you’ve taken your
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By Tim McMahon Pregnancy is a time of high nutritional need, after all you are “eating for two” now. Not that you need twice the calories but you do need twice the nutrition to build healthy
Continue reading3 Words Doctors say about Geographic Tongue that Make Me Angry!
Do you want to know what they are? By Tim McMahon Over the last few years I have spoken with literally hundreds of people who suffer with Geographic Tongue and let me tell you… These may be three
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Geographic Tongue in Menopause
Life is all about transitions. When we were younger the transitions came faster… the transition from living in a nice warm protected womb to the harsh daylight was a traumatic and difficult process
Continue readingAt Last! A Solution for Geographic Tongue Without Pain, Embarrassment, or Doctors
By Tim McMahon Geographic Tongue is a disorder that causes bare patches on the tongue surrounded by white rings. Doctors commonly consider it to be “benign” meaning not life threatening and
Continue readingTable of Contents
Are you curious about what is included in our 139-page e-book Healthy Tongue Secrets? Look at the table of contents for a taste of what is included:
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College Student Eliminates Geographic Tongue in 1 Month Naturally
How Jon Eliminated His Tongue Problem Jon’s problem… Jon’s geographic tongue problem began many years ago when he was only about 7 or 8. By the time, he got to college he had already suffered
Continue readingGeographic Tongue: What is it?
Geographic tongue has many stages, the first stage is a fairly mild form of geographic tongue where there is only a slight loss of “taste buds” along the edges (actually Papillae). As you
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