How to Stop Snoring Now
Can snoring kill you? After reading an article from Stephen Matthews, the inventor of the MySnoringSolution Jaw Supporter, I believe it can. In the article Stephen talks about how five years ago he almost died from obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). He talks about sleepless nights where he would visit the bathroom numerous times and kick and punch when sleeping as he was deprived of a restful sleep. He further goes on to tell how he went to a medical supply store to get a CPAP and found that you had to go through three months of paperwork and treatment before getting one. This led him to his quest to invent an inexpensive device to stop his snoring. To learn more of Stephen’s story and invention click here
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I too have suffered for a few years from snoring and although I have not been diagnosed I believe OSA may be my problem. I have studied it and snoring in general trying many snoring cures and snoring devices. I’ve started this site to share my research and sources of trying to find snoring solutions. I hope that the information provided will make other snorer’s lives more productive and happy. There will be advertisements on this site for products and publications but I promise to only promote things that I believe in.
After you read and hopefully take advantage of this site I ask one more favor and that is to pass on to others through social networking or word of mouth, things that you find helpful and interesting. By doing this we can make the internet not only a place to have fun but a place to find information and solutions to medical problems that we suffer from.
In closing I want to emphasize that I am not a medical professional and suggest that before you try anything recommended on this site you consult with a doctor. You may be suffering from something that you cannot self diagnose. It is good to get an annual physical, especially as you get older, to catch problems early.
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is written by people with sleep apnea, as well as for their bed partners, families, and friends, and for health care professionals involved in sleep apnea management. Written by experts in the field, the book covers causes, diagnosis, treatment, and surgical techniques as well as the pros and cons of specific therapies. Readers learn when snoring is a sign of sleep apnea, why the condition is dangerous, when to see a sleep specialist, where to find an accredited sleep disorder center, the latest treatments, and how to feel better fast. Fully revised and expanded, this edition also contains a new chapter on women and sleep apnea; managing children and adolescents with the problem; advances in CPAP and other key treatments; and the latest statistics on the impact of sleep apnea on obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease.
More than 90 Million people in the US snore each night while someone sleeps next to them. This book is for anyone who snores or who has to sleep next to a snorer.