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My Experience with an At Home Sleep Apnea Test… Sleep apnea is a common sleep disorder that affects millions of people worldwide. It can lead to disrupted sleep, daytime fatigue,and potential health complications. Fortunately, advancements in sleep medicine have made it easier than ever to diagnose and manage sleep apnea. Below, I share my experience with the at home sleep apnea test offered by Lofta. Find out how
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Allergies and Snoring – Is There a Simple Fix? First of all, can allergies and asthma cause snoring? According to the National Sleep Foundation, allergies can affect sleep because allergens typically cause nasal congestion. In fact, they state that obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is actually linked with allergic rhinitis. How Do Allergies Affect Snoring? When the nasal passages get congested, the airways
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What Causes Snoring… [and How to Prevent It] Understanding what causes snoring can help us better know how to stop it. There are several reasons why snoring can start, so let's take a look. How to Stop Snoring by Avoiding 3 Common Problems: According to MedlinePlus.gov, the snoring sound occurs when our breathing is blocked while we are asleep. Many times, people can stop snoring by losing weight,
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Acupuncture for Snoring Symptoms [Does it Work?] Typically, acupuncturists will recommend natural lifestyle changes in addition to using acupuncture for snoring symptoms. These include healthy eating and exercise, deep breathing, a relaxation practice, proper sleep posture and sometimes food elimination. Specifically, traditional Chinese medicine defines snoring to be caused by "dampness and
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Snoring and Menopause – Can We Prevent Snoring? According to the National Sleep Foundation, many women report sleeping problems from peri-menopause to post-menopause. Complaints typically include insomnia, hot flashes, mood changes and sleep-disordered breathing, one symptom being snoring. University of California Berkeley also confirms that the risk of snoring increases in women during menopause. They also
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Allergies and Snoring – Is There a Simple Fix? First of all, can allergies and asthma cause snoring? According to the National Sleep Foundation, allergies can affect sleep because allergens typically cause nasal congestion. In fact, they state that obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is actually linked with allergic rhinitis. How Do Allergies Affect Snoring? When the nasal passages get congested, the airways
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Essential Oils for Snoring – Do They Actually Work? I've heard from numerous people that they use essential oils for snoring. But do they really work? I did some research to find out exactly how this "stop snoring" method works - and if it's worth trying. Can You Use Aromatherapy for Sleep and Relief from Snoring? Whereas a mouthpiece or anti-snore pillow can can "re-position" the tongue or
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Snoring and Menopause – Can We Prevent Snoring? According to the National Sleep Foundation, many women report sleeping problems from peri-menopause to post-menopause. Complaints typically include insomnia, hot flashes, mood changes and sleep-disordered breathing, one symptom being snoring. University of California Berkeley also confirms that the risk of snoring increases in women during menopause. They also
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Snoring and Sleep Position – Is There a Simple Fix? Could your snoring problem be caused by the way you actually lay in your bed? Many experts believe that snoring and sleep position are related to each other. Therefore, can you resolve your sleep issues simply by changing the direction you sleep? Let's take a look at what studies show. What Sleep Research Tells Us: First of all, the US National Library of
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My Experience with an At Home Sleep Apnea Test… Sleep apnea is a common sleep disorder that affects millions of people worldwide. It can lead to disrupted sleep, daytime fatigue,and potential health complications. Fortunately, advancements in sleep medicine have made it easier than ever to diagnose and manage sleep apnea. Below, I share my experience with the at home sleep apnea test offered by Lofta. Find out how
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Snoring and Sleep Position – Is There a Simple Fix? Could your snoring problem be caused by the way you actually lay in your bed? Many experts believe that snoring and sleep position are related to each other. Therefore, can you resolve your sleep issues simply by changing the direction you sleep? Let's take a look at what studies show. What Sleep Research Tells Us: First of all, the US National Library of
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Snoring and Menopause – Can We Prevent Snoring? According to the National Sleep Foundation, many women report sleeping problems from peri-menopause to post-menopause. Complaints typically include insomnia, hot flashes, mood changes and sleep-disordered breathing, one symptom being snoring. University of California Berkeley also confirms that the risk of snoring increases in women during menopause. They also
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What are the Side Effects of Snoring? Often, people who snore can sleep right through their own snoring. In fact, they might never even know that they snore unless someone else alerts them to it. Therefore, if your own snoring doesn't bother you or wake you up, why do anything about it? Because snoring can come with side effects, some of which will bother you. So, what are they? Side Effects of
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Acupuncture for Snoring Symptoms [Does it Work?] Typically, acupuncturists will recommend natural lifestyle changes in addition to using acupuncture for snoring symptoms. These include healthy eating and exercise, deep breathing, a relaxation practice, proper sleep posture and sometimes food elimination. Specifically, traditional Chinese medicine defines snoring to be caused by "dampness and
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Snoring and Headaches – How are They Related? Do you suffer from snoring and early morning headaches? One may be causing the other, but how exactly are snoring and headaches related? In an 800-person sleep disorder study reported on WebMD, 35% of participants complained of morning headaches. Consequently, 67% of these people had sleep apnea. In addition, 81% of participants who both snored and experienced
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What Causes Snoring… [and How to Prevent It] Understanding what causes snoring can help us better know how to stop it. There are several reasons why snoring can start, so let's take a look. How to Stop Snoring by Avoiding 3 Common Problems: According to MedlinePlus.gov, the snoring sound occurs when our breathing is blocked while we are asleep. Many times, people can stop snoring by losing weight,
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