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STOP SNORING

Snoring occurs when air flows through relaxed tissues in your throat, causing those membranes to vibrate as you breathe. As many as 45% of people snore sometimes, and 25% snore almost all the time. For those, it can be a chronic problem. Snoring can also sometimes be a symptom of a severe sleep disorder.

SNORING REMEDIES

If you have a snoring problem, you may want to try changing your pillow and position in bed. If it still doesn’t work, you can try alternative medicines, like herbs. There are different types of herbs used to help you get better sleep and most probably eliminate the occurrence of snoring. Valerian, lavender, and thyme are just a just few of them.

SNORING AIDS

Men tend to snore more often than women. In any case, snoring can be a nuisance to your partner. Lifestyle changes, such as sleeping on your side, avoiding alcohol close to bedtime, or losing weight, can help stop snoring. However, for some, these measures don’t always help, and physical aids are needed. Find out the pros and cons of each.

What Is Child Sleep Apnea?

Obstructive sleep apnea in children is a condition in which a child stops breathing while sleeping. This develops as a result of a blockage in the upper airway which is the passage that connects the nose and mouth to the windpipe and lungs. The child's respiration...

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What Is Child Sleep Apnea

What Is Sleep-Disordered Breathing?

Do you feel irritated throughout your day and are unable to breathe well at night? Chances are you may be suffering from one of the various sleep-related issues known as sleep-disordered breathing. Sleep-disordered breathing (SDB) is a broad range of sleep-related...

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What Is Sleep-Disordered Breathing

What Is Snoring: Medical Definition And Causes

Did you know that approximately 50% of the US population snores occasionally and about 25% snore habitually?  While many of us assume that snoring is related to good, deep sleep, it might not always be the case. These stats indicate the widespread habit of snoring...

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What Is Snoring Medical Definition And Causes

When Should Your Snoring Send You to the ENT?

Snoring commonly affects nearly 90% of people during their adult lives. Primarily, snoring is caused by the vibrational movement of the upper airway tissue and happens mostly during sleep with a ratty sound when breathing is not consciously moderated through the...

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When Should Your Snoring Send You to the ENT

Why Do People Snore?

Around 40% of adult men and 24% of adult women snore regularly. Be it light snuffles or loud snores, everyone has snored sometime in their life but chronic snoring can be a cause of concern.  Besides affecting your sleep quality, snoring has detrimental effects on...

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Why Do People Snore

What Is Central Sleep Apnea?

After a long day, a good night's sleep is essential in order to function properly and conquer the next day. Have you ever woken up and realized you are panting because you could not breathe properly? Chances are you are suffering from central sleep apnea. Now you...

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What Is Central Sleep Apnea

What Is Bruxism Diagnosis?

One of the most common sleep disorders is one you might not even realize you have. About one-third of the adult population suffers from bruxism, which involves uncontrollable teeth grinding and jaw clenching. While grinding them from time to time is something...

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What Is Bruxism Diagnosis

What Is A Deviated Septum, And Is It Dangerous?

So, what is a septum? A normal septum is a piece of cartilage separating the two nostrils. It usually sits in the center and divides the two nostrils equally. For some people, this septum or wall is uneven, and they present with one nostril larger than the other....

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What Is A Deviated Septum, And Is It Dangerous

What Are The Causes Of Snoring

We have all witnessed someone snore at some point in our lives. But have you ever stopped to wonder why people snore? A person snores when the airflow to their airways is restricted during their sleep.  This may be due to a number of reasons such as a person’s body...

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What Are The Causes Of Snoring

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ABOUT ME

Hi, I'm Michael. Welcome to my blog!

I started my career as a dentist, and I became interested years later in sleep apnea and snoring management, after suffering it myself.

Many patients are unaware of the role that dentists play in the management and treatment of snoring. I developed this blog to allow me to directly engage those suffering from snoring in a conversation about what it is, how it can be treated, and what are the solutions.

Thanks for stopping by, and I hope you find something to help you along the way.

Michael