Snoring facts
How loud is snoring?
The 3 origin locations of Snoring
Snoring is usually caused by muscle weakness in the mouth and throat. The soft tissues collapse during sleep, obstructing the flow of breath…
Snoring is bad for health
The longer and louder a person snores, the greater the long-term risk of stroke. Snoring and sleep apnoea lead to high blood pressure and la…
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OSA Risk of COVID-19 Infection & Hospitalization
OSA patients have 4 times the risk of hospitalization for COVID-19 infection, and the risk of infection increases 8-fold, according to a stu…
Snorers are at greater risk
than overweight, smokers or people with high cholesterol. Researchers at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit have found that snorers are at great…
Risk and danger of surgical snoring therapy
There is a huge amount of surgical efforts to treat snoring and sleep related breathing obstructions.Depending on the form and way of operat…
The root cause of snoring
Why we snore. Snoring is almost always caused by muscular weakness in the neck and throat. The tissue slackens and blocks the airw…
How snoring affects everyday life
Snoring is not a harmless thing, it affects both sexes and all ages. The sleep of the partner is disturbed by it, and snoring can also be a …
How loud is snoring?
That’s how loud is snoring! Look it up in the Guinness Book of Records: over 111 decibels, which corresponds to the volume of a jet pl…
Yawwn!
Why are we actually dog-tired exactly when the sun finally laughs again and the flowers sprout? Nature awakens to new life – and we ju…