Many Men Have a Problem They Should Wake Up To
June 13, 2009 by admin
Filed under Sleep Apnea News
Lets face it, men are usually reluctant to admit to problems that are especially embarrassing - take snoring and sleep apnea for example. If it does not have any obvious effects, men will choose to ignore it. Often, it is the partner who notices the problem and sounds the alarm. By choosing to sleep through their sleep apnea and snoring, these men do not realize that this prevents them from getting good quality sleep. Like experts always say, acceptance is the first step toward overcoming the problem. It is not difficult; all it takes is some determination and the know-how. Click on the relevant sections above to find quick and simple tips to stop snoring tonight!
“…Bingo: obstructive sleep apnea is a serious sleep disorder that has been diagnosed in millions of American men, but is thought to be overlooked in perhaps millions more. The disease has been associated with a variety of serious health problems, including high-blood pressure, heart attacks and strokes. Though it can appear at any age, the condition primarily affects middle-aged men…(men experiencing sleep apnea) double the rate for middle-aged women.
”People today are so accustomed to being sleepy because they don’t get enough sleep,” Dr. Hunt said, ”that when they develop a real sleep disorder, they don’t recognize it as a medical problem.”

Snoring affects the lifestyle and health of both snorer and bed partner.
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