We’re going to share with you how many people have learned how to swallow pills!

Once finished, you will easily be able to use one or more of these strategies to swallow pills. You will also be able to help a loved one learn too.

This article provides a comprehensive list of successful tips and tricks, offers a newly proven solution (The Pill Skills Method), and also provides the answers to many frequently asked questions about pill swallowing.

If you struggle or can’t swallow pills, don’t buy pill cutters or swallow aids without trying the Pill Skills Method first!

You will gain an understanding on why you shouldn't use pill splitters, crushers, grinders or swallow aids, as well as learn about the Pill Skills Method. 

This article identifies existing swallow aids and why they don’t solve the root cause of the problem, as well as the added expense of liquid/chewable medicine. It will also introduce a new solution - the Pill Skills Beginner Kit.

Parents teach their children how to tie their shoes, say their ABCs, and brush their teeth among many other common life skills. However, many forget or don’t recognize the importance of ensuring their child has learned how to swallow pills.

Throughout this blog you will learn the importance of proactively teaching your child at a young age.

Included is a short video, a real life example, summary of the risks by not taking action, and some simple steps to help your child learn.

Are you or a loved one part of the 40% that struggle or can’t swallow pills?

You will learn more about this issue and the importance of learning this skill. 

NOTE: If you are looking for easy Tips & Tricks to learn how to swallow pills, click here.

At the end of this blog, you will understand the magnitude of pill swallowing difficulties, along with the benefits of learning for your overall health and well-being.

My mom has never been able to swallow pills!

Growing up, I remember her carrying around a bottle of children’s liquid Motrin in her purse. She would take a swig of it whenever she had a headache, whether at an amusement park, restaurant, or our soccer games.