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Snoring During Twenties May Be Predictive of Early Onset of Sleep Apnea

Some people go to a psychic to learn about their future. Others turn to science. In this case, we’ll turn

If you weren’t thinking about sex already – there is a good chance that you are now. Sorry about that.

We have known for a while that while sleep apnea seems to be more prevalent in men, there is a

Why do we need sleep? Well, as soon as you close your eyes and drift off to the Land of

As if we didn’t already know the multitudes of benefits that using a CPAP brings, there is now even more

The list of things we’re afraid of because of movies and television is endless: quicksand, staircases, flickering TVs, attics, gangs

Very few of us pay attention to our tongues. Sure we brush them every morning, but that’s about it. It

As if going under for surgery wasn’t scary enough, now there’s research showing that those suffering from untreated sleep apnea

Sleep apnea is hurting your brain – there are no ifs, ands or buts about it. One of the major signs,

To truly visualize the destructive nature of obstructive sleep apnea, just watch Godzilla destroy Tokyo or watch the Stay Puft