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SomnoDent Mas for Snorers
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung August 27th, 2008 in Health Issues, How to sleep better, SLEEP News, Sleep Issues, Snoring.
For the people who are looking for another solution to their snoring problem, look no further. It has been widely known these days that snoring has become an alarming issue for people who lack sleep and if they are not carefully, it may even lead to something serious such as potential blockage of air inflow. Apparently when people doze off, muscles tend to relax and if they find themselves in the wrong alignment a lot of connected parts of responsible for air flow may clog and eventually become worse than irritative snoring.
All the soft tissue of the throat is connected, and it’s all connected to the jaw. As the only major articulated bone in the area, the position of the jaw can have a dramatic impact on the positioning of the soft tissue during sleep. For this reason, snoring and sleep apnea can be caused by an improper position of the jaw and can be corrected with a proper position of the jaw. In oral appliance therapy, a device is worn in the mouth to reposition the jaw, and, in so doing, reposition the soft tissues of the throat, making them less prone to collapse.
Somnomed is the manufacturer of the SomnoDent MAS, an oral appliance, also known as a mandibular advancement splint (MAS) because it pushes out (advances) the jaw (mandible). It is worn over the teeth when a person goes to sleep at night.
(Source) Best Syndication
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Don’t Wait for Sleep Apnea Attacks
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung August 24th, 2008 in Health Issues, How to sleep better, SLEEP News, Sleep Apnea, Sleep Disorders.As far as determining if you are among the millions of people suffering from sleep apnea, it would take a specialist and sleep equipment to determine if you do have this dreaded sleeping betrayer. Apparently, most of us hear of sleep apnea but with regards to its presence, it is something we would not care about unless we submit ourselves to be checked by licensed sleep physicians.
Thus far, we know that snoring is a clear sign of its presence. Further, sleep apnea is risky. If in cases we have trouble breathing at night (without our knowledge), we are entertaining a high risk of heart failure should air fail to pass by smoothly. A lot of people have had this problem and most of them have succumbed. Don’t be among the people who have suffered this plight. See a doctor and discount that possibility. The difference can be a matter of life and death.
According to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, some narrowing of the throat occurs for everyone during sleep because the muscles relax, but it causes no problems under normal conditions. For others — those with obstructive sleep apnea syndrome, or OSAS — the breathing passage narrows to the extent that breathing becomes difficult, likened to “breathing through a floppy, wet straw” by AASM. This causes snoring, which often alerts someone sleeping next to a person with OSAS, but it is more than that, Hanley said, noting the resulting lack of oxygen in the body can cause major health concerns.
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Keep Pets Away from Your Kids
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung August 22nd, 2008 in Health Issues, How to sleep better, SLEEP News, Sleep Issues, Snoring.
Snoring is something many are now aware of being a health risk and if you are not careful, your kids may develop them if you don’t keep the pets away. In fact, don’t get them pets at all since this study by Karl Franklin of University Hospital in Umea, Sweden revealed that kids exposed to pets such as cats and dogs are susceptible to various germs that may contribute to the inflammatory processes and thereby alter upper airway anatomy early in life.
While we have a hard time to tell our kids no, this time around, we just have to and explain to them that it is all for their own good!
Snoring is no laughing matter. Besides sleep deprivation — for the snorer, and especially for anyone within earshot — snoring is linked to more serious consequences.
It increases the risk of cardiovascular disease, such as heart attacks or a stroke, and can even result in premature death.
(Source) Yahoo News
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Surgery is the Last Thing That Snorers Want
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung August 11th, 2008 in Health Issues, How to sleep better, SLEEP News, Snoring.
For anyone, undergoing surgery of any kind for health issues is the last thing that they would want to resort to. For snoring people, this is something many would call as really serious but just like the common advice to us, if you don’t do the necessary precautions to avoid a problem such as snoring from worsening; chances are you are heading towards advanced medical help.
To some, snoring may not be that serious of an issue. It stems from fatigue and lack of sleep. But evaluate yourself even more and you may find something more serious than these things. Remember that when it comes to finding something wrong with your health, it may include other areas such as your heart and your respiratory system.
Snoring is something that comes out due to something you did wrong. It occurs if you have gone above your limits and may be close to abusing your body. If that is the case, then at least there is a reason. But if you start snoring for no reason at all, better drop by your physician’s office and get to the bottom of it. It may be serious than you think.
(Source) Sun Sentinel
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Anti-Snore Pinky Ring stops Snoring!
0 Comments Published by Max July 18th, 2008 in How to sleep better, Snoring.
Here’s a cool anti-snore ring that will stop your snoring when you wear it on your pinky finger before falling asleep.
AntiSnor is the latest, natural, drug free answer to the relief from snoring. This Sterling Silver ring is worn on the small finger of the left hand while sleeping and works by acupressure.
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