Doctors are warning about the risk of putting tape on your mouth for a better night's sleep. It's the latest wellness craze. Actress Gwyneth Paltrow calls it the "single best wellness tool" she recently found. Some doctors say there can be some positive effects of breathing through the nose instead of the mouth, such as lowering blood pressure. But Doctor Erich Voigt says anyone considering mouth-taping should know the risks. | Inside Edition

👄 Mouth taping & sleep — does it actually help? Mouth taping has gained attention as a sleep “hack,” but here’s what we know so far: 📉 Research is limited, especially on long-term effects. ✅ For some, it may help keep the mouth closed, encouraging nasal breathing. 🦷 It can also improve oral health by preventing dryness, reducing harmful bacteria, and lowering risks linked to oral breathing. ⚠️ But it’s not for everyone, and it should be approached cautiously — especially if you’re on CPAP the