Snoring is the #1 sleep disorder and it is a problem that plagues millions today. Statistics show that 27% of all couples sleep in separate bedrooms because one, or both, is a snorer. Also, 35% of men and women under the age of 35 have serious snoring problems and by the age of 60, those numbers increase to 40% of women and 60% of men!
We are all aware that snoring can be troublesome. It can contribute to a myriad of health problems and it routinely creates stress in relationships. It is an unfortunate truth but no one wants to sleep with a snorer.
Additionally, many heavy snorers will develop a more serious complication, Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA), which is an occurrence of interrupted sleep where an individual's airway becomes blocked by their tongue thereby restricting the flow of oxygen into the body. The individual may be affected hundreds of times during the night from this pattern of oxygen deprivation and each apnea event can last anywhere from a few seconds to a few minutes. As this is a frequent occurrence, you can imagine how the effects build up in the body. It not only ruins your sleep, it ruins your health.
Some of the major consequences of snoring and apnea include mental and physical fatigue, increased irritability and reduced productivity. And as the individual’s energy decreases he loses interest in even the simplest of activities. Much of the joy of life is taken away and the individual can experience a rapid decline in overall health and well-being.
The good news though is that a solution to the problem is available. It is no longer necessary to tolerate the effects of snoring when something can be done to fix it. Please contact us so we can introduce you to the best solution for snoring!
Snoring is the #1 sleep disorder and it is a problem that plagues millions today. Statistics show that 27% of all couples sleep in separate bedrooms because one, or both, is a snorer. Also, 35% of men and women under the age of 35 have serious snoring problems and by the age of 60, those numbers increase to 40% of women and 60% of men!
Additionally, many heavy snorers will develop a more serious complication, Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA), which is an occurrence of interrupted sleep where an individual's airway becomes blocked by their tongue thereby restricting the flow of oxygen into the body. The individual may be affected hundreds of times during the night from this pattern of oxygen deprivation and each apnea event can last anywhere from a few seconds to a few minutes. As this is a frequent occurrence, you can imagine how the effects build up in the body. It not only ruins your sleep, it ruins your health.
Some of the major consequences of snoring and apnea include mental and physical fatigue, increased irritability and reduced productivity. And as the individual’s energy decreases he loses interest in even the simplest of activities. Much of the joy of life is taken away and the individual can experience a rapid decline in overall health and well-being.
