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Sleep. A time when the body relaxes, recharges and heals. But not all of us are resting easily. According to the National Commission on Sleep Disorders, one in six Americans, suffers from some degree of sleep apnea.
When we sleep, the air passages shrink, and eventually become blocked. In some people, it will be a mild narrowing; and in some people it will be complete obstruction, so that the air will not get into the lung from the air passages. There are several symptoms. One is excessive sleepiness; they just don’t want to wake up. Some people wake up with a headache and a dry mouth. Then they have a lack of energy.
Because the severity of sleep apnea was not recognized by the medical community until recently, only a fraction of sufferers have been diagnosed. Common methods of treatment include sleeping on breathing machines and surgery to enlarge the air way.
Because the surgeries can come with complications and there can be issues to deal with post-op and because the equipment can be cumbersome; it would be nice to have a simplistic solution.
Working towards that end, a new jaw supporting device has been designed to help reduce snoring, and the symptoms associated with obstructive sleep apnea. It works at retraining the tissue and muscles around the mouth, to stay closed while sleeping.
Ultimately, it is just helping you keep your mouth substantially closed while you are sleeping. It is keeping the jaw substantially supported, so it can’t collapse backwards, and your tongue can’t collapse back and close off your air. It does not work for everybody; it is not a Cure All for obstructive sleep apnea. But, we have a very high success rate.
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