STUDY SHOWS AIRWAAV REDUCES RESPIRATORY RATE BY UP TO 20%

In a published study, Dr. Dena Garner found that the AIRWAAV Mouthpiece can reduce respiratory rates by up to 20%, which may be attributed to optimized tongue and mandibular positioning that enhances airway openings. This aligns with broader research demonstrating various physiological improvements from using oral appliances during exercise, including changes in lactate and cortisol levels, and increased power output.

STUDY SHOWS AIRWAAV MOUTHPIECE REDUCES CORTISOL LEVELS DURING INTENSE WORKOUTS

In a study by Dr. Dena Garner, the AIRWAAV Mouthpiece was shown to significantly reduce serum cortisol levels during and after intense resistance exercise, suggesting a lower overall stress response. This aligns with previous findings that mouthpiece use can decrease lactate concentration and enhance performance, possibly by modulating neuroendocrine pathways and improving recovery.