Sleep loss and sleep disorders are among the most common yet frequently overlooked and readily treatable health problems. Evidence suggests there is a relationship between insufficient sleep, overeating and weight gain with Sleep Disordered Breathing of which the most common symptom is snoring.

People with untreated sleep apnoea are twenty times more likely to have a heart attack and are four times more likely to suffer a stroke, due to intermittent oxygen supply caused by respiratory pauses in Sleep Disordered Breathing ( Sleep Apnoea, Obstructive Sleep Apnoea)
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Treating Sleep Disordered Breathing typically leads to the reduction and/or elimination of snoring (noisy breathing), helping you and your bed partner achieve and maintain better sleep, achieving a harmonious sleeping arrangements.

Daytime drowsiness is a symptom of Sleep Disordered Breathing and increased energy is widely reported among those who treat their symptoms. Increasing overnight oxygenation, providing for adequate, quality sleep results in a dramatic increase in day time function and performance.

Treating your Sleep Disordered Breathing, of which Snoring is the most common symptom, results in your body getting adequate resting and regenerating over-night. Those who manage to treat their Sleep Disordered Breathing report an marked improvement in daytime mood, their concentration and overall mental focus.

Concise treatment of Sleep Disordered Breathing reduces your risk factors of premature death and yields many life-enhancing health benefits, by good night-time oxygenation, replenishing and repairing cells to their optimal function. There are multiple studies and ongoing research endeavours to disambiguate (untangle) the many symptoms associated with Sleep Disordered Breathing.