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Sleep Apnea Memes that will lift your mood
These 10 Sleep Apnea Memes Will Lift Your Mood Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA)
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Tongue Stabilization - What Is It?
For up to 36% of all adults, snoring is so frequent and loud that it interferes with their quality of their and their loved one's sleep.
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What Is the Main Cause of Sleep Apnea?
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), which is the most common type, affects 1 billion people globally. What is the main cause of sleep apnea you ask?
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At What Age Does Snoring Usually Start?
At what age does snoring usually start? We know that snoring tends to get worse as we grow older. Even surveys show that an estimated 20 to 30% of adults snore.
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Do Anti-Snore Sprays Work?
Snoring is a common annoyance. An estimated 40% of women and up to 57% of men admit that they snore, at least occasionally.
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Does Snoring Cause Bad Breath?
Chronically bad breath, medically known as halitosis, affects 50-60% of the population. In 85% of all cases, bad breath is caused by problems in the oral cavity, either due to poor oral hygiene or a dry mouth due to changes in salivary flow.
6 Must-Have Products for Better Sleep While Camping
Camping is a great opportunity to reconnect with nature and reset your body clock for more restful sleep. But there’s a catch: extreme temperatures, critters, and rocky grounds are realities of camping that can interfere with your sleep.
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Why Snoring Worsens With Age (And What to Do About It)
Does it seem like your (or your spouse’s) snoring has gotten worse over the years? You’re definitely not alone in this. While snoring can happen at any age, it usually becomes common around midlife. As you get older, you may find your snoring is getting more chronic, loud, and disruptive.
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Is Sleep Apnea Hereditary?
Sleep apnea is a very common problem, affecting 15-30% of men and 10-15% of women. There are many causes of sleep apnea, the most common one being excess body weight. But we also know that 25 to 40% of people with sleep apnea have family members with the same problem.
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