- Although not everyone who has sleep apnea is overweight but the vast majority are. While it is easier said than done, losing weight would be a big help. The tissue in your throat wouldn’t be as bad as it was when you were heavier. Not a cure but it will help.
- Throat exercises can also be helpful because it tightens the muscles in your mouth. Not everyone agrees that it will help but you might want to give it a try.
- Changing the way you sleep at night by using a wedge pillow. I have used one for the past couple years and I definitely think that it has helped.
- Dental devices can be helpful for sleep apnea especially if your condition isn’t severe.
- Sleeping on your side or you stomach is something you also should try.
Research all that you can on alternative cures for sleep apnea there a good chance something might help.
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Hi David, my name is Remy Thierry and I run a sleep disorders website called Sleep-Apnea-Guide.com. I came across your blog while searching information on surgery for sleep apnea, and I was blown away by your experience on the subject. I think my readers would love to learn more about you; would you be open to an interview with us?
ReplyDeleteIf so, we can send you 5 to 10 questions by email, and you can send them back at your convenience. Your answers can be brief and it shouldn't take up much of your time. In return for this interview, we'd let you plug your blog, and anything else that might benefit our readers.
Please let me know what you think. To give you an idea of how your interview might look, here's an example of an interview we did with a student from Stanford Sleep and Dreams team: http://www.sleep-apnea-guide.com/sleep-apnea-interviews.html.
I look forward to working with you and hope you'd like to participate. Thanks for your time and have a great week.
Best Regards,
Remy
www.sleep-apnea-guide.com