Are you a loud snorer? Snoring like a jackhammer (or a freight train!) could be harming your relationship. Snoring is a significant medical issue with ramifications for your health and…
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Many commercially-available, over-the-counter products claim to be effective for minimising or stopping snoring. Widely available in your local pharmacy, supermarket medical aisle, and online, the options are wide and it…
Which Snoring devices actually work? Snoring is a strong indicator that you are not sleeping well. If you snore, likely, your partner isn’t sleeping well either! A search online for…
Is there a difference between snoring and sleep apnoea? Many, many people of all ages snore – as many as 50% of men and 30% of women – and this…
There are numerous lifestyle changes and other tactics that can help with snoring. The most cost-efficient, safest, and effective solution is to use a mouthguard to stop snoring. Snoring is…
Most habitual snorers find that making a few small but powerful changes to their daily habits can help them stop, but some people require surgery to stop snoring due to…
What causes snoring in females? Snoring is a common problem, and while men are statistically more inclined to be habitual snorers than women are (and sleep apnoea is twice as…
Why do some people snore? Snoring is very common, and most of us will snore occasionally. For some people, however, it can be a regular or chronic occurrence and it…
Much more than simply being disruptive, snoring can be hazardous to your health. Habitual snoring carries various health consequences, but it can also be symptomatic of a much bigger medical…
Snoring is a significant issue for New Zealanders, and 50% of us snore at least occasionally. 25% are habitual snorers, and an anti snoring device can often provide relief. Not…
