SoundOff Earplugs Review There’s nothing worse than having your peaceful slumber interrupted by the deafening rumble of a snorer. You can ask the snorer to roll over, or use a special pillow, or seek medical treatment. Or, you may find refuge in another room. There is a lot of technology trying to reduce snoring and…
Did you know that 30% of people snore? This figure increases as adults get older, and there’s a 2:1 ratio between men and women. While snoring may seem like a minor problem to some, for many, it causes significant issues. In addition to keeping your partner awake at night, your snoring may also link to…
Most people snore at least once in their lifetime whether it is brought on by nasal congestion, a strange sleeping position, smoking, medications, or seasonal allergies. It’s a natural circumstance caused by the relaxed state of your mouth and throat muscles during sleep. However, if it’s chronic, it can disrupt your sleep causing irritability, fatigue,…
Snoring occurs when air is restricted from moving freely through the nose and throat during sleep. The muscles in the back of the mouth and the upper airway of the throat, relax. The airway narrows or becomes temporarily blocked. As a result, surrounding tissues vibrate and produce the familiar snoring sound. For some individuals, the…
Sleep is important to all of us, and modern Americans do not get enough sleep. Between work, social lives, and children’s activities, far too few of us get a solid eight hours per night. That is true even before we consider sleeping disorders, including heavy snoring and obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). These disorders affect the…
Are you one of the 45% of adults who snore? It may not wake you up, but it almost certainly prevents your sleeping partner from enjoying a good night’s rest. To function well in the day time, you both need a good night’s sleep. If snoring is a problem, you should have a medical check-up…
Almost half of adults have some trouble with snoring. While some light snoring may not pose a problem, loud snoring can be quite a nuisance to a sleeping partner and may indicate a more serious medical problem. If you or a loved one snores loudly, there are many ways to go about fixing the problem….
Numerous studies have shown that snoring continues to affect half of the world’s population at some time during their lives. Snoring is often loud, hard to control, and can affect the sleep of the individual snoring as well as those around them. Additionally, snoring may be a sign of more serious health complications. The…
Snoring is a chronic problem in America with tens of millions of Americans complaining about the condition. There are multiple over-the-counter solutions to the problem ranging from nose strips to throat sprays to special pillows (snoring aids) and anti snoring mouthpieces, also called manibular advancement devices. We’re going to discuss one of the MADs called…
Everyone knows snoring is a widespread problem, but few people take it seriously. It’s often the stuff of family jokes – no one wants to sleep in the same room as the uncle who snores when he comes to visit at Christmas. But snoring presents a serious health risk, not just because you might be…
Rather than writing off snoring because almost everyone suffers from it, customers can get their sleep schedules back on track by using a snore guard. Here we measured two of the devices against one another to determine which one is more appropriate for consumers. The SnoreRx is an American product available in 39 countries over…
Snoring is one of life’s greatest annoyances, to both the one who snores and to those unlucky enough to hear it. For years, manufacturers have tried to convince people to purchase this or that product, only to have them be disappointed once again with the lack of results. Now that there is a proven device…