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Someone who snores can often become the butt of jokes. But jokes aside, snoring is no laughing matter. Nearly 90 million Americans snore, most of them men, and very often snoring affects those over the age of 60. A recent survey found that snoring is the cause of one in seven domestic disputes, and 95 percent of
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If you have a snoring problem, you may be the last to realize it. Your spouse will likely be the first and may even be quick to let you know of this nighttime nuisance. It is important to realize that a snoring problem may be nothing more than an inconvenience but, then again, it may be a
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Description of Nozovent (Anti-Snoring Device) Nozovent Anti-snoring device For Peaceful, Restful Sleep! Nozovent is a device to help eliminate snoring by dilating the nasal airways, increasing airflow, enhancing breathing; reducing nasal constriction and can also benefit athletes by stabilizing blood pressure during physical exertion. Nozovent is designed to increase the airflow through the nose by dilating the nostrils, enhancing easy breathing, and lessening
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• Sleep Apnea May Be Tied to 'Silent' Strokes, Study Finds
  WEDNESDAY, Feb. 1 (HealthDay News) -- Sleep apnea, the disorder marked by abnormal pauses in breathing during sleep, is already known to boost the risk of stroke. Now, a new study links sleep apnea to so-called silent strokes, in which there is tissue death in the brain without symptoms.
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• Sleep Apnea, Silent Strokes Linked: Study
  Sleep apnea, the disorder that causes a person to stop breathing suddenly while sleeping, is already known to increase the risk of high blood pressure, heart failure, stroke and daytime sleepiness. And a new study suggests that the sleep disorder is also linked with small brain lesions and a symptomless form of stroke, known as silent stroke.
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• Sleep apnea may make people more prone to silent strokes
  Almost all (91 percent) of the study participants who had a stroke had sleep apnea. They were also more likely to have silent strokes as well as white matter lesions on their brains.
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