I have suffered from snoring.And now I want to get relief from it.Have any idea then please share it.
Snoring mainly occurs due to lack of sleep, which affect the human mood become more irritable, more prone to dress and less energized through the day. Even over-weight is also one of the prime reasons of snoring in which fatty tissue around your neck squeezes the airway and prevents air from flowing in and out freely. It is more important to know the actual reason of your snoring. And then it is upto you that how you can reduce your snoring either by changing the sleep position or by doing some exercise as well. And at the same time you can use ASONOR (snoring spray device).
Eating yogurt before sleeping helps reducing snoring but you might catch cold or have sore throat so there are other few ways you can reduce snoring.some online company provides different ways to reduce snoring or stopping it completely. Experts help you and instruct you what to do and what not to do.
Try this linked companies product and I expect that you will get the help. How to Stop Snoring Sleep Apnea and Snoring Remedies SnoreWorld
Amazon have a large box for under $20;
http://www.amazon.com/Breathe-Right-Nasal-Strips-30-Count/dp/B001G7QPX2
or you could try Walgreens that have a large
selection;
http://www.walgreens.com/store/c/productlist/snore-relief-nasal-strips/N=361395-2000011384
Eating dairy can cause a build up in mucus in some
people and mucus blocks the nasal passages and airways which is one of the
causes of snoring.
So if you suffer from extra mucus after you eat dairy
and you snore at night, it's worth avoiding dairy products in the evenings and
see if it helps.
Some people snore at night but still wake up in the
morning feeling like they slept well. But for some people heavy snoring leads to side effects such as;
1.
waking up feeling
exhausted the next day
2.
difficulty
concentrating
3.
increased risk of
high blood pressure, stroke etc
Snoring can also seriously impact on a partner's sleep as the noise can often stop the person sharing the bed from being able to sleep well.
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