how to get rid of stammering?

Question

what to eat,what not to eat,home remedy,medicines,herbal medicines,vegetables that help in speak fluently without stammering

Answer 1

What you eat does not effect your stammering. Get the best information about stuttering/stammering at www.stutteringhelp.org and http://stammeringcentre.org

Answer 2

Stammering is a condition caused by fear. And to get rid of it--well, let's just say that there are no supplements, herbs, vitamins, drugs....nothing like that will get rid of it.

If you really want to stop stammering then you need ro have speech theray. If that is too much for your wallet, then I suggest your local "Toastmasters International" group. They are great.
Here's their website for more info:
http://www.toastmasters.org/

Answer 3

Homoeopathy has good remedy for stammering. Pills like Gelsemium are very effective. Consult agood homoeopath for constitutional treatment.

Answer 4

rid stammering

Answer 5

Dear Asker!

There are a variety of treatments available for stuttering ( stammering).
Any of the methods may improve stuttering to some degree, but there is at present no cure for stuttering. Stuttering therapy, however, may help prevent developmental stuttering from becoming a life-long problem. Therefore a speech evaluation is recommended for children who stutter for longer than six months or for those whose stuttering is accompanied by struggle behaviors.

Developmental stuttering is often treated by educating parents about restructuring the child's speaking environment to reduce the episodes of stuttering. Parents are often urged to:

provide a relaxed home environment that provides ample opportunities for the child to speak. Setting aside specific times when the child and parent can speak free of distractions is often helpful.


refrain from criticizing the child's speech or reacting negatively to the child's disfluencies. Parents should avoid punishing the child for any disfluencies or asking the child repeat stuttered words until they are spoken fluently.


resist encouraging the child to perform verbally for people.


listen attentively to the child when he or she speaks.


speak slowly and in a relaxed manner. If a parent speaks this way, the child will often speak in the same slow, relaxed manner.


wait for the child to say the intended word. Don't try to complete the child's thoughts.


talk openly to the child about stuttering if he or she brings up the subject.

Many of the currently popular therapy programs for persistent stuttering focus on relearning how to speak or unlearning faulty ways of speaking. The psychological side effects of stuttering that often occur, such as fear of speaking to strangers or in public, are also addressed in most of these programs.

Other forms of therapy utilize interventions such as medications or electronic devices. Medications or drugs which affect brain function often have side effects that make them difficult to use for long-term treatment. Electronic devices which help an individual control fluency may be more of a bother than a help in most speaking situations and are often abandoned by individuals who stutter.

Unconventional methods of stuttering therapy also exist. It is always a good policy to check the credentials, experience and goals of the person offering treatment. Avoid working with anyone who promises a "cure" for stuttering.

Anti-stuttering medications
The effectiveness of pharmacological agents, such as anti-convulsants, anti-depressants, antipsychotic and antihypertensive medications, and dopamine antagonists in the treatment of stuttering has been evaluated in studies involving both adults and children. A comprehensive review of pharmacological treatments of stuttering in 2006 concluded that few of the drug trials were methodologically sound. Of those that were, only one, not unflawed study, showed a reduction in stuttering to less than 5%. In addition, potentially serious side effects of pharmacological treatments were noted.





Hope that may help you!
Good luck!

Answer 6

Try and speak slowly. Basically it is a psychosomatic disorder arising from poor self image. Need to think positive and use encourgement and support from your peers as well as elders. If all fails expert medication will do

Answer 7

you need not do anything for treatment, dear... as it is in your hands...
just control your haste while speaking... do not try to complete your sentence fast... take your own time... others have ample time to listen to you...
speak loudly... do gestures with hands, face and neck, head etc while speaking...
for speaking exercise... go to a secluded place and shout at the top of your voice... speaking or singing whatever you like to...
do it and you will notice change in a month...
go ahead... all the best...
take care...

Answer 8

there was once a research done with successful outcome,it said if u speak with headphones or blocking your ears and not listening to yourself while speaking u can improve so drastically and be able to speak fluently,i seen success in this ,try it ,it can work well for u

Answer 9

im also suffering from it.