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Dec 09, 2009 | 03:56 |
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My sleep apnea has worsened from mild to moderate and my physician has now recommended I start using a CPAP machine. Is Snoring Care a possible alternative for me?
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Oct 06, 2009 | 14:01 |
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I am a 55 years old healthy man and I am a heavy snorer. I tried all kinds of snoring solutions that did not help my snoring and my wife complains about it. Beyond the inconvenience, does my snoring affect my health or my wife’s health?
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Nov 15, 2009 | 08:56 |
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Yes, snoring can definitely affect your health. Habitual snoring may be more than just a nuisance and a cause of daytime sleepiness. Untreated, persistent snoring caused by obstructive sleep apnea may raise your lifetime risk of developing such health problems as high blood pressure, heart failure and stroke. Additionally, many bed partners of people who snore are sleep deprived as well.
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Oct 06, 2009 | 14:22 |
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I have a Nasal blockage, will Snoring Care help me?
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Nov 15, 2009 | 08:52 |
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Snoring Care is not a possible solution to your problem. A nasal blockage prevents the air from moving freely while you sleep, and thus causes snoring.
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| snoring and high blood pressure
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Oct 08, 2009 | 09:59 |
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I am a 45 years old snorer, I am over weighted and I take high blood pressure medications regularly. Can I use Snoring Care?
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Nov 15, 2009 | 08:51 |
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As an over weighted snorer, it is very likely that fat deposits around your upper airway may obstruct your breathing and cause snoring. Snoring can be one of the reasons for your high blood pressure, and can cause other health problems. That is why you should treat it as soon a possible. It is highly recommended that you loose weight. In addition, you can use Snoring Care while using blood pressure medications, and hopefully, treating your snoring problem will lower you blood pressure.
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Oct 08, 2009 | 10:05 |
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I am 55 years old women and my doctor recommended me to go through a surgery in order to treat snoring. Is it recommended to use Snoring Care?
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Nov 15, 2009 | 08:50 |
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Yes, you can use Snoring Care. Actually, I advice you to use Snoring Care before you go through with the surgery. There is a good chance that you will be able to avoid surgery by using it.
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Oct 08, 2009 | 12:27 |
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I am a 52 years old snorer and I would like to know how many nights does it take for the Snoring Care to become effective? Is it more effective among men or women?
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Nov 15, 2009 | 08:48 |
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Snoring Care is effective as from the first night. It might take you a few nights to get used to the system’s action but it will already reduce snoring, and it will become better and better daily. The body will adapt to the system and as a result, it will cause a significant decrease in snoring. The system is effective among men and women.
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Sep 24, 2009 | 10:57 |
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I am 40 years old and I suffer from diabetes (other than that my health is good). After getting tested in a sleep lab, I was diagnosed with severe snoring, but not respiratory arrest. Will Snoring Care™ help me?
Thanks
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Oct 08, 2009 | 12:30 |
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Snoring Care can help solve your severe snoring even though you have diabetes. You can take your diabetes medications and use Snoring Care at the same time. It has no side effects and can be used by most snorers who suffer from severe snoring.
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