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May 04, 2026

Do Allergies Cause Snoring? Understanding the Connection

Allergies and snoring are closely linked and understanding this connection is key to getting better sleep. Often, people don't realize just how much allergies and snoring impact their rest.

Apr 29, 2026

The Hidden Link Between Gut Health and Sleep

Gut health plays a key role in sleep by influencing hormones, inflammation, and how your body relaxes at night. When your digestive system is out of balance, it can disrupt sleep quality and lead to more restless nights.

Apr 14, 2026

Where Do Snoring Mouthpieces Fit? Choosing the Right Level of Support

For some people, snoring is simply background noise. For others, it becomes a nightly frustration...

Apr 02, 2026

The Spectrum of Snoring: When Is It Harmless and When Is It a Health Concern

Snoring is often judged by how loud it sounds. But volume alone does not...

Apr 02, 2026

Snoring Mouthpiece vs Chin Strap: Which Is More Effective?

The ZQuiet team knows that a better night’s sleep can come in many shapes and sizes. To help you find the best snoring treatment for you, we’re putting together the most accurate and up-to-date information about all of your treatment options.

Feb 25, 2026

Can Stress and Anxiety Cause Snoring? How Mental Health Affects Sleep Quality

Stress and anxiety can influence how you breathe, how deeply you sleep, and how stable your airway remains at night. If you have ever noticed your sleep worsening during a busy or emotionally demanding period, there is a physiological reason for it.

Feb 25, 2026

Understanding Positional Therapy for Snoring and Mild Sleep Apnea

What is your favorite position in bed? No, not that position - we’re talking about sleep position. Is it on your side, on your back, curled up in the fetal position, or on your stomach? Is there a right way to sleep to ensure you're getting a healthy night’s rest?

Feb 25, 2026

How Snoring Disrupts Women’s Sleep and What That Means for Your Health

Yes, women snore. In fact, about 24 percent of women about 30 million are habitual snorers, meaning they snore almost every night while sleeping. And while women may be loud, they are certainly not proud. In fact, they are embarrassed.

Oct 06, 2025

What NBA Players, Olympians, and CEOs Do to Sleep Better

When Olympic gold is on the line—or millions in an NBA contract—athletes don't leave sleep to chance. Neither do high-performing executives or founders navigating billion-dollar decisions.

Dec 24, 2024

Adjustable Mouthpieces

Stop-snoring mouthpieces help quiet snoring by positioning your jaw to keep your airway open while you sleep. The most popular type of mouthpiece is a mandibular advancement device (MAD).