 - If you snore, you most likely snore more than you realize.
Among snorers, their snoring frequency is pretty high:
- 30% of snorers affirm they snore 4 to 6 times per week.
- 61% of snorers claim they snore every night.
- Most snorers are snoring vastly.
Frequent snorers are often characterized with loud snoring that can wake someone their sleep.
- Snoring affects women and men differently.
Approximately 61% of snorers are men and their bed partners are women.
- Snoring affects others.
The predominant part of the snorers said that the snoring affects their partners the next day. 36% of snorers report their partners sleep in a separate room.
- Breathe Right nasal strips help ease nighttime breathing problems.
Most snoring is mainly related to mouth breathing. Common causes of snoring involve nasal congestion associated with allergies, cold or flu, and deviated septum.
It does not matter what is the cause of your snoring, drug-free Breath Right nasal strips act to open nasal passages and make breathing instantly easier.
Snoring is characterized with a coarse sound made by oscillations of the soft palate and other tissue in the mouth, nose and throat. Snoring is caused by turbulence inside the airway during inspiration. The turbulence is caused by a partial blockage that may be located anywhere from the tip of the nose to the vocal chords.
This restriction may occur only during sleep, or it may last all the time and be worse when we are asleep. This is because our muscles are relaxed during sleep and there may be insufficient muscle tone to prevent the airway tissue oscillation. During waking hours muscle tone keeps the airway in good shape; that's why we don't snore when awake.
Snoring is something that cannot be stopped at will, neither is it something that can be cure. It can however, be successfully regulated. Snoring is caused by a physical abnormality that needs to be identified before a control can be found.
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