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What happens to the larynx as you age? The effects of aging on your voice

According to UCLA Health, the larynx can become stiff and the vocal folds lose muscle tone, elasticity, and moisture as people age. Understanding **what happens to the larynx as you age** is key to recognizing why your voice shifts and knowing when to seek help for these natural—but often treatable—changes.

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Can an Aging Voice Be Reversed?: Strengthening and Restoring Vocal Health

While it's true that the voice changes with age, much like the rest of the body, research indicates that these changes are not an irreversible finality. It is possible to improve and strengthen an aging voice through specific techniques and therapies, challenging the notion that vocal decline is an inevitable part of getting older.

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Why do old people have shaky voices? A comprehensive guide

According to one expert source, voice changes are reported in up to 52% of older adults, with a shaky or quavering quality being a common symptom. The reason behind this phenomenon is often complex, involving age-related physiological changes and, in some cases, underlying medical conditions that explain why old people have shaky voices.

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