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Why It's Time to Declare Your Independence from Snoring

Why It's Time to Declare Your Independence from Snoring

Almost 90 million Americans snore occasionally or regularly. Read this article for more ways you can declare your independence from snoring.
Effects of Secondhand Snoring and Associated Health Risks

Effects of Secondhand Snoring and Associated Health Risks

Are You Exposed to Secondhand Snoring? It’s like an orchestra...
4 Reasons to Take Snoring In Children Seriously

4 Reasons to Take Snoring In Children Seriously

Snoring in children is something to take seriously. Snoring can interfere with children’s sleep, health, behaviors, and ability to learn. Learn more.
Poor Sleep & Snoring Compromise Men’s Sexual Health

Poor Sleep & Snoring Compromise Men’s Sexual Health

You may have never considered that sleep could be causing ED and other sexual problems for men. Read the article to learn more!
How Does Sleeping With Pets Affect Your Sleep?

How Does Sleeping With Pets Affect Your Sleep?

Do you snuggle up at night with your beloved pet?...
How Much Sleep Is Really Enough For You?

How Much Sleep Is Really Enough For You?

We all know the basic, 8-hour-a-night sleep prescription. That’s the number that gets tossed around a lot, as the amount of sleep we’re all supposed to be shooting for every night.
5 Telltale Signs You’re Not Getting Enough Sleep

5 Telltale Signs You’re Not Getting Enough Sleep

Turns out, we’re not that good at knowing when we’re sleep deprived. As sleep experts explain it, we quickly adapt to not getting the rest we need, in order to get through the day. 
Mandibular Advance Devices

Mandibular Advance Devices

Thirty percent of adults over the age of 30 snore. This may not seem like a large percentage, yet it equates to over 37 million people snoring on a regular basis according to the National Sleep Foundation.
ZQuiet Mouthpiece Improves Patient's Sleep. Find out How!

ZQuiet Mouthpiece Improves Patient's Sleep. Find out How!

While some may snicker and ignore it, snoring is no laughing matter. Even mild to moderate snoring can be related to heart disease, reduced sexual function, and depression. Other problems include increased risk of stroke, warns sleep medicine expert Karl Doghramji, MD, medical director of the Sleep Center at Thomas Jefferson University and Hospitals in Philadelphia.
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