For most people, the answer is yes according to research publicized in a New York Times article on Feb 7, 2011. In the mentioned study , out of a group of 100 patients, 69% exhibited increased supraglottic hyperfunction with whispered voice (ie, it was bad for the voice). 18% had no change and 13% had less severe hyperfunction. As such, though whispering is not bad for everybody , it is for most people and as such, the safest thing to do if the vocal cords are damaged whether by infect…
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