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joy the rest of your summer without having to drag a CPAP machine with you everywhere you go. Don’t let your sleep apnea keep you from the great outdoors! Fishing, camping, smores, and beer around the campfire!
Ever think you were crazy from lack of sleep? Especially irritable after losing those z’s? On the brink of insanity from insomnia? Well you’re not alone. The LA Times shares some information about a recent sleep study that shows that women are more adversely affected by their husbands’ snoring than the snorers themselves. You thought second-hand smoke was bad? Second-hand snoring is too!!!
Here’s an excerpt from the article:
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The study found that women — but not men — tended to be more irritable and less positive with their spouses after a bad night’s sleep.
Beth K. discusses the success of her husbands oral appliance. If you would like to find relief from snoring and sleep apnea symptoms and start getting some restful sleep, find out more about our oral appliance therapy. This no more snoring mouth guard has been used to successfully treat thousands of patients. You can be next!
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Any truck driver found to have sleep apnea is required to have this disorder managed or they will loose their commercial drivers license. This trucker tried everything but finally found his solution with oral appliance therapy. For more information go to www.nomoresnoring.com.
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Both the American Sleep Disorders Association and the American Academy of Sleep Medicine recommend dental oral appliances for mild to moderate sleep apnea as a first line of defense for patients who prefer, do not respond, or have compliance problems with CPAP. The American Academy of Sleep Medicine further states that dental oral appliances should be fitted by qualified dental personnel who are specifically trained and experienced in the overall health, the temporomandibular joint, dental occlusion and associated oral structures.
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This patient describes the life changing benefits of a oral sleep appliance for treating snoring and sleep apnea. Visit NoMoreSnoring.com.
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