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		By: What Two Steps are Needed to Help Your Child Heal From Recurring Ear Infections? - Whole Family Chiropractic - Dr. Tye Moe - Dr. Chelsey Henney - Pediatric and Family Chiropractors in Minneapolis and St Paul, MN 55116		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[[&#8230;] When your child chews, swallows, yawns, and even moves their neck around, it not only activates these tiny muscles to open their tubes, it helps keep fluids moving and draining throughout their head, face, sinuses, and entire ear/nose/throat (ENT) system.  Remember the last time your ears were plugged or you were on a plane?  How did you open your jaw, move it around, and swallow to relieve the sensation?  (Read more about what muscle is key for drainage in our blog here) [&#8230;]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[&#8230;] When your child chews, swallows, yawns, and even moves their neck around, it not only activates these tiny muscles to open their tubes, it helps keep fluids moving and draining throughout their head, face, sinuses, and entire ear/nose/throat (ENT) system.  Remember the last time your ears were plugged or you were on a plane?  How did you open your jaw, move it around, and swallow to relieve the sensation?  (Read more about what muscle is key for drainage in our blog here) [&#8230;]</p>
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