Vocal apparatus
When speaking, air is pushed from the lungs through the larynx.
Healthy Voice with Optimal Humidity
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Benefits
An optimal humidity level between 40% and 60% protects the mucous membranes of the vocal apparatus and thus prevents hoarseness, coughing and loss of voice.
Fewer Vocal Problems
Controlled humidity protects the voice from hoarseness and inflammation.
Improved Performance
Consistent voice quality and call quality enhance performance.
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Healthy Voice with Optimal Humidity
Larynx
The mucous membrane of the larynx requires constant optimal humidity.
Vocal folds
The air flowing from the lungs causes the vocal folds to vibrate and produce sounds – like the strings of a guitar.
Glottis
If the air is too dry, the glottis cannot be completely closed after inhalation due to the vocal folds and vocal cords. Side air enters the vocal apparatus, causing throat clearing, coughing or loss of voice.
Vocal cords
If the air humidity is too low, the mucous membranes of the vocal folds and vocal cords lose their elasticity. The glottis then no longer closes completely.
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