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What is mouth taping?
you might not realize it, but your breathing is ruining your sleep. did you know? over 60% of adults unknowingly sleep with their mouth open. most people deny they do it—but if you wake up with a dry mouth, bad breath, or grogginess, you probably do too.
the problem? mouth breathing at night wrecks your sleep quality.
• disrupted deep sleep
• dry mouth & dehydration
• increased snoring & poor recovery
when you breathe through your nose,
your body absorbs 20% more oxygen, which improves:
• sleep quality & recovery
• focus & energy levels
• heart & lung function
mouth taping keeps your lips gently closed at night, training your body to breathe the way it was meant to. the result? deeper sleep, more energy, and better mornings—effortlessly.
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Comfortable, non-restrictive seal for effortless sleep.
boost cognitive & aesthetic performance.
Encourages nasal breathing to enhance focus, sharpen jawlines, and elevate your overall looksmaxing game.
Backed by Science
Breathing is automatic, but how you breathe changes everything. Decades of research—and experts from Dr. Andrew Huberman to James Nestor—confirm that nasal breathing is essential for better sleep, focus, recovery, and even facial development.
Better Sleep & Oxygenation
• Snoring & apnea •drop instantly: James Nestor’s Stanford experiment found that switching from mouth to nasal breathing reduced snoring by 4,000% and eliminated apnea events (Breath, 2020).
Higher oxygen intake: Nasal breathing increases nitric oxide production by up to 6x, improving oxygen absorption by 18% (Lundberg et al., 1996).
Deeper sleep cycles: Mouth breathing disrupts REM sleep and can lead to poor recovery, dry mouth, and fragmented sleep (Catlin, 1870).
Cognitive Performance & Focus
- Memory recall improves with nasal breathing: A study found that inhaling through the nose activates the hippocampus, enhancing memory retention (Zelano et al., 2016).
- Reduces stress & anxiety: Slow nasal breathing lowers cortisol and increases HRV, improving focus and mental clarity (Huberman Lab Podcast, 2021).
- Mouth breathing = less brain activation: An fMRI study showed reduced activity in working memory regions in mouth breathers (Sasaki et al., 2013).
Athletic Performance & Recovery
- etter endurance & oxygen efficiency: Nasal breathers use 20% less respiratory effort than mouth breathers during exercise, meaning more oxygen per breath (Dallam et al., 2018).
- Faster recovery & lower heart rate: Training with nasal breathing keeps heart rates lower during high exertion, improving efficiency (McKenzie, 2022).
Jawline & Facial Structure Development
- Mouth breathing = altered facial growth: Children who mouth breathe develop longer, narrower faces & crowded teeth, as seen in Jaws: A Hidden Epidemic (Kahn & Ehrlich, 2018).
- Nasal breathing supports strong jawlines & airway health: George Catlin documented how Native Americans who nasal-breathed had wider jaws, straight teeth, and better overall health (Shut Your Mouth & Save Your Life, 1870).
Nasal breathing isn’t just a habit—it’s biology’s way of optimizing your sleep, performance, and health. Mouth taping is a simple, proven way to make it effortless.