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Gregorian

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1. I'm just pulling out of ten years of obstructive problems.

Reply to FarCenter (Original post)

Sun May 20, 2012, 08:43 PM

May 2012

I can attest to it being a killer. I've managed to keep my athletic state, but it was hell. I'm only barely coming out of it. I've abandoned the CPAP machine.

By doing facial exercises, sleeping on my stomach, and playing trumpet I've managed to change the muscles in my throat.

There are lots of sick people running around who don't know why. Sleep apnea is one of the reasons.

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Snoring 'can raise cancer risk five-fold' [View all] FarCenter May 2012 OP

I'm just pulling out of ten years of obstructive problems. Gregorian May 2012 #1

For me, it's the shape of the back of my throat. randome May 2012 #5

I don't know about this Politicalboi May 2012 #2

My dad too. Heavy duty snorer...lived to 91..no cancer. shraby May 2012 #3

My step-dad - lived emilyg May 2012 #7

The results are statistical and not deterministic FarCenter May 2012 #4

As long as Jeannie keeps elbowing me in the back when I start to snore panader0 May 2012 #6

Thanks for sharing this. nt Quixote1818 May 2012 #8

Wife had bad snoring problem, died in February Uben May 2012 #9