OAFMS & Adult Disease Course | Breathing, Dementia & Chronic Health Risks

Struggling with snoring, poor sleep, or brain fog? The root cause may trace back to childhood breathing patterns.

This advanced course reveals how Oral Airway Functional Maldevelopment Syndrome (OAFMS), rooted in childhood breathing issues, can lead to serious adult diseases such as dementia, diabetes, and heart problems. Grounded in evidence-based research, it teaches you how to spot early warning signs, understand the underlying causes, and take practical steps to improve breathing and sleep for lifelong health.

What you'll explore:

• How childhood breathing issues (OAFMS) contribute to adult disease
• The connection between OAFMS and conditions like dementia and diabetes
• Warning signs of poor breathing and sleep quality
• The link between snoring, brain fog, and long-term health risks
• Practical strategies to improve breathing and sleep

What's included:

• Video presentations led by Dr. Scott Wustenberg
• Downloadable PDFs and supporting research materials
• Knowledge quizzes to reinforce learning
• Certificate of completion

Who this is for: Real health sleuths and curious learners seeking clear, science-backed information on OAFMS and its link to adult disease — part of our Advanced Series Courses.

Presented by Dr. Scott Wustenberg, the founder of Opti Human Project, whose courses are designed not just to inform but to challenge how you think and inspire genuine change.