Snoring occurs when the structures in our throats are large and our muscles relax enough to cause our airway to narrow and partially block the flow of air. Air tries to pass through these blockages, and our throat structures vibrate causing the sound we know as snoring. Large tonsils, a long soft palate, an enlarged uvula and excess fat deposits contribute to our airway narrowing and causing us to snore.

Snoring happens when air cannot flow freely in and out of your throat due to a narrowing of the passages at the back of the mouth and nose. While we sleep, muscle tone decreases throughout the body causing our muscles to relax. When your throat muscles relax, the soft palate and uvula (the fleshy structure that dangles from the roof of the mouth) vibrate as we breathe. Snoring tends to become worse with alcohol or sedative consumption, weight gain, a blocked nose and age.

The Snore Ender™ uses a unique and revolutionary process to attack the age-old snoring problem. The unit triggers at the first sign of snoring and goes to work right away by sending a wave of gentle vibrations to the skin surface. These vibrations cause a bodily reflex such as a change in body position or an increase in throat muscle tension that causes you to stop snoring while you continue to sleep undisturbed. This process is similar to a slight nudge from your spouse.

Sinusitis sometimes contributes to a snoring problem. However, treatment for snoring often differs from treatment for sinusitis. It is best to consult a doctor for a thorough examination, diagnosis, and treatment plan.

Neural receptors sense the negative pressure of inspiration and trigger the muscles of the upper airway, in particular the palatal and tongue muscles, to tighten to help keep the airway open (14, 15, 16). In sleep, this reflex is reduced, and whilst non-snorers retain sufficient tone to resist the air-flow and keep their throats open, snorers do not (14, 17). Without this muscle tone, lax tissue collapses into the throat where it may cause turbulence and vibration (14, 18).

Snoring is caused by the restriction of airflow that occurs due to the relaxing of muscles and soft tissues in the throat and mouth during sleep. When the Snore Ender is activated and sends gentle vibrations to the skin surface, this interrupts the relaxation of the throat and mouth, restoring your airway passage to its original healthy size. Over time, this bio-feedback process is designed to train your body to stop your snoring automatically.

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Absolutely! The electronic wave of gentle vibrations that are generated by the unit do not cause pain at all, but instead induce a simple reflex to prevent the individual from snoring. Although, it's recommended that you do not use the Snore Ender if you have a pacemaker. Because the Snore Ender results in less snoring and thus better breathing, you are able to experience higher quality sleep.

Place your Anti Snor ring snugly on the pinkie finger of your left hand 20 minutes before bedtime. The two bumps on the inside of the ring should be positioned on the palm side of the finger, below the knuckle.

Snore M.D. works best when taken on an empty stomach. Do not eat or snack heavily for two hours prior to taking Snore M.D. No, but certain foods increase the production of mucous which can lead to more severe snoring. Dairy foods such as milk, butter, cheese, and cream are the worst offenders. These types of foods should be limited or eliminated two hours prior to bedtime.

Snore M.D. is all natural and therefore drug free. It has been shown to be safe for both adults and children. However, for women who are pregnant or breast-feeding, or anyone on medication, it is best to check with a physician first.

Answer: Yes! Almost every Pug snores. Some can even be loud enough that they are mistaken for a person snoring. Pugs also will snort, snuffle, wheeze, and grunt. To some, these sounds are sweet and cute, but to others they may be nerve-wracking.

The sound you hear when you first receive your Snore Ender is the metal key (used to adjust the sensitivity of the biosensors) that is initially placed in the battery compartment. You will want to remove the key and store it in a safe place that you can access easily when you need to adjust the sensitivity on your Snore Ender device.

It's possible, but not definite. Some people snore who do not have OSA. It's even possible, though extremely rare, for someone who has OSA not to snore. (However, if the person has excessive daytime sleepiness, he/she may have another type of sleep disordered breathing, such as upper airway resistance syndrome, or a different type of sleep disorder).

Anti Snore is not recommended for the treatment of sleep apnea. A physician should be consulted for the evaluation and treatment of sleep apnea.

Anatomy is the main reason. Some people are simply born with the physical characteristics that lend themselves to loud snoring. These have mostly to do with jaw, mouth, and airway structure. Obesity is also a common culprit.