Support for stuttering - speech disorders - neowake bioresonance

Stuttering is a disorder of the flow of speech, which is characterized by frequent interruptions of the speech process, by repetitions of sounds, syllables and words. Characteristic for stuttering is the situation-dependent occurrence of symptoms, whereby symptom-free periods can often alternate with severe stuttering. Nervousness is not considered a trigger, but in some cases it can be a consequence of stuttering.