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Tell-Tale Signs That You May Have Sleep Apnea —And What You Can Do About It

Do you sometimes wake up gasping for air? Do you find yourself nodding off during the day? Do you suffer from bouts of depression? 

These are a few of the symptom of sleep apnea—a serious condition that affects an estimated 25% of men and 10% of women that can put you at risk of high blood pressure, diabetes, heart attacks, atrial fibrillation and more. [2]

Now, with the informative Snoring and Sleep Apnea online guide, the doctors at the renowned Harvard Medical School reveal the causes, the diagnostic tests and variety of treatments that can offer you a restful sleep through the night and renewed energy to power you through the day.

…and in just minutes, you’ll have complete details at your fingertips to help you stop the snore and protect your health.

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What if Your Snoring is NOT Sleep Apnea? Harvard’s Snoring and Sleep Apnea online guide is here to help you as well!  You’ll discover:

  • Insomnia or anxiety medications that can cause snoring [5]
  • Simple home remedies, medications and simple lifestyle changes that silence the snore [5]
  • The surprising variety of anti-snoring products—from positional aids to dental appliances [5]
  • Pros and cons of dental appliances that open the upper airway to help prevent snoring—and who should not use them [5]
  • The sleep position that can cause snoring …and simple remedies that can help [5]
  • And more!
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Snoring and Sleep Apnea

In Harvard's Snoring and Sleep Apnea Report, You’ll discover:

  • 9 risk factors that can lead to sleep apnea [8]
  • S.T.O.P.B.A.N.G.— the do-it-yourself test help identify sleep apnea problem [9]
  • Proven ways to diagnosis sleep apnea—including a convenient home sleep test [9-10]
  • Why some people are misdiagnosed with depression when they actually have sleep apnea [12]
  • The wide variety of positive airway pressure (PAP) devices—including the latest bi-level machine—that can dramatically improve quality of life [15]
  • At what point does sleep apnea require immediate treatment with positive airway pressure [11]
  • What most insurance companies require in order to pay for a PAP machine [17]
  • When dental appliance may be a good option for those with moderate sleep apnea [17]
  • The surgical implant that is easier to tolerate than a PAP machine and doesn’t require you to clean and maintain a machine or buy supplies [17]
  • And more!