CPAP vs. Sleep Apnea Pills
Re: CPAP vs. Sleep Apnea Pills
i'm with you, pugsy. is there no shame? apparently not.
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Re: CPAP vs. Sleep Apnea Pills
Pugsy wrote:Being the skeptic that I am, I don't think there ever was a grumpy grandpa. I think this was just a sneaky attempt to get past the spam radar.
I remember seeing a similar "story" at another apnea forum a couple months back.
Reading back that seems lilely because the poster ignored all advice on how one can't self-diagnose themself as being better and just posted how it all worked out for Grandpa in the end.
Happy-go-lucky anecdotal evidence that is designed to send us all running to their website.
Sad if its true.
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Re: CPAP vs. Sleep Apnea Pills
Ding Ding Ding I think we have a winner here./.....Pugsy wrote:Being the skeptic that I am, I don't think there ever was a grumpy grandpa. I think this was just a sneaky attempt to get past the spam radar.
I remember seeing a similar "story" at another apnea forum a couple months back.
That is exactly what I thought as I was reading through this post.
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Re: CPAP vs. Sleep Apnea Pills
So some of you think Maria29 is a lying spammer? There is another possibility. Grandpa is lying. He told Maria29 the pills work, just to get her to shut the h%$# up and leave him alone.Maria29 wrote:I just want to give an update on my grouchy Grandpa. He is doing better, I got him to try these pills for sleep apnea. The pill are call Sleep Apnea Relief, the ingredients are grown organically and are made by a medical professional. He's sleeping much better at night, so, so far so good. Here is the link to find out more about Sleep Apnea Relief. http://www.beatsleepapnea.com
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I have a vision that we will figure out an easy way to ensure that children develop wide, deep, healthy and attractive jaws and then obstructive sleep apnea becomes an obscure bit of history.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ycw4uaX ... re=related
I have a vision that we will figure out an easy way to ensure that children develop wide, deep, healthy and attractive jaws and then obstructive sleep apnea becomes an obscure bit of history.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ycw4uaX ... re=related
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Re: CPAP vs. Sleep Apnea Pills
Lobelia does increase deeper breathing at lower doses, but probably makes you more wakeful. It has a similar action to nicotine. At higher doses, it can actually depress the pulmonary system and stop breathing altogether, the way chocolate does with dogs. However, it's probably safe. It might even be useful if you have no access to CPAP, but I doubt it works as well as CPAP. I want to see the proof. I tried calling the number. I was put on permanent hold. It think it's moot though. The whole site screams "We have made grossly unsubstantiated claims about Sleep Apnea". It won't be long before the FDA shuts them down.
Grandpa... Pffft.
Grandpa... Pffft.
Rooster - Still, I think she's a spammer too.Rooster wrote:Grandpa is lying. He told Maria29 the pills work, just to get her to shut the h%$# up and leave him alone.
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Re: CPAP vs. Sleep Apnea Pills
it's called a diet pill...... people, dont be pulled into false hopes
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Re: CPAP vs. Sleep Apnea Pills
I love one of the claims: 'Relaxes muscles to encourage restful sleep...' Certain overly relaxed muscles causes OSA in the first place. SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM!
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Re: CPAP vs. Sleep Apnea Pills
Good catch Termie.Terminator wrote:I love one of the claims: 'Relaxes muscles to encourage restful sleep...' Certain overly relaxed muscles causes OSA in the first place. SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM!
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Maybe that's why Maria69 thinks Gramps is sleeping better. He only had one apnea - all night long.
Maria96, why don't you see if you can awaken Gramps. He has been in there, what, 29 hours?
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I have a vision that we will figure out an easy way to ensure that children develop wide, deep, healthy and attractive jaws and then obstructive sleep apnea becomes an obscure bit of history.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ycw4uaX ... re=related
I have a vision that we will figure out an easy way to ensure that children develop wide, deep, healthy and attractive jaws and then obstructive sleep apnea becomes an obscure bit of history.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ycw4uaX ... re=related
Re: CPAP vs. Sleep Apnea Pills
Hi All
Their screed says -
You see, most people suffering from sleep apnea experience a diminished signal between their brain and their diaphragm during sleep...........Each Sleep Apnea Relief capsule naturally stimulates the part of the brain which controls the signal to your diaphragm and encourages deep breathing throughout the night, thereby attacking the cause of sleep apnea at the root.
One bottle of Sleep Apnea Relief contains a full months supply of a priopritary blend of just five very special ingredients:
* Lobelia – To stimulate your respiratory system.
* Cramp Bark - To relax your stressed muscles so you can rest.
* Thyme – To enhance the activity of lung membranes.
* Chamomile – To allows you to relax and become calm.
* Meadow Sweet – To ensure full and quick absorption.
End Quote
So there you have it. Nothing about keeping the throat open, except relaxing the muscles even more sounds counter-productive to me. Sounds like they are talking about what we know as Centrals, but to think they have solved the problem of Centrals and then market it in a snake-oil advertisement is hard to believe. And because they do not distinguish between OSA and CSA they do not give the impression of knowing much about sleep apnea. The voice testimonials are not worth the time listening to them.
I think Pugsy has got it right.
cheers
Mars
PS Also. the fact that they cannot spell "proprietary" indicates a certain slackness that does not bode well for their claim .
Their screed says -
You see, most people suffering from sleep apnea experience a diminished signal between their brain and their diaphragm during sleep...........Each Sleep Apnea Relief capsule naturally stimulates the part of the brain which controls the signal to your diaphragm and encourages deep breathing throughout the night, thereby attacking the cause of sleep apnea at the root.
One bottle of Sleep Apnea Relief contains a full months supply of a priopritary blend of just five very special ingredients:
* Lobelia – To stimulate your respiratory system.
* Cramp Bark - To relax your stressed muscles so you can rest.
* Thyme – To enhance the activity of lung membranes.
* Chamomile – To allows you to relax and become calm.
* Meadow Sweet – To ensure full and quick absorption.
End Quote
So there you have it. Nothing about keeping the throat open, except relaxing the muscles even more sounds counter-productive to me. Sounds like they are talking about what we know as Centrals, but to think they have solved the problem of Centrals and then market it in a snake-oil advertisement is hard to believe. And because they do not distinguish between OSA and CSA they do not give the impression of knowing much about sleep apnea. The voice testimonials are not worth the time listening to them.
I think Pugsy has got it right.
cheers
Mars
PS Also. the fact that they cannot spell "proprietary" indicates a certain slackness that does not bode well for their claim .
for an an easier, cheaper and travel-easy sleep apnea treatment
http://www.cpaptalk.com/viewtopic/t7020 ... rapy-.html
http://www.cpaptalk.com/viewtopic/t7020 ... rapy-.html
Re: CPAP vs. Sleep Apnea Pills
LOL. I don't blame you for being skeptical, I feel the same way about most things. I didn't mean to come across as "spammy" so I changed my siggy and removed the link in my earlier post. If people want to check it out they can, if its not right for them fine. It doesn't make any difference to me. I just know that it works for my GP.Pugsy wrote:Being the skeptic that I am, I don't think there ever was a grumpy grandpa. I think this was just a sneaky attempt to get past the spam radar.
I remember seeing a similar "story" at another apnea forum a couple months back.
Re: CPAP vs. Sleep Apnea Pills
And the fact that you moved the link to your siggie pretty much tells all for me. I am the owner of another forum elsewhere. I see this tactic often, along with a nice little story to go along with the spam link instead of a blatant one line link for the product.Maria29 wrote:LOL. I don't blame you for being skeptical, I feel the same way about most things. I didn't mean to come across as "spammy" so I changed my siggy and removed the link in my earlier post. If people want to check it out they can, if its not right for them fine. It doesn't make any difference to me. I just know that it works for my GP.Pugsy wrote:Being the skeptic that I am, I don't think there ever was a grumpy grandpa. I think this was just a sneaky attempt to get past the spam radar.
I remember seeing a similar "story" at another apnea forum a couple months back.
You got what you wanted, a little discussion of the product and a few people actually visited the website. I wasn't one of them. I don't believe for one second that this was anything but a sneaky way to avoid the spam police.
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Re: CPAP vs. Sleep Apnea Pills
Hi All
On reflection I guess what I posted may well have helped the advertiser to make their next ad more believable. Probably not to us, but to other less suspicious folks.
Hope not
cheers
Mars
On reflection I guess what I posted may well have helped the advertiser to make their next ad more believable. Probably not to us, but to other less suspicious folks.
Hope not
cheers
Mars
for an an easier, cheaper and travel-easy sleep apnea treatment
http://www.cpaptalk.com/viewtopic/t7020 ... rapy-.html
http://www.cpaptalk.com/viewtopic/t7020 ... rapy-.html
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All of you naysayers just want to withhold health care from poor grandpa.
Sounds like a death panel to me.
Sounds like a death panel to me.
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Re: CPAP vs. Sleep Apnea Pills
There is NO pill to treat sleep apnea... natural or Rx.
What they probably have found is some kind of pill that helps with the feeling of being so tired from sleep apnea.
something like provigil http://www.provigil.com/index.php
or nuvigil http://www.nuvigil.com/
It is important to understand that these only help relieve the feeling of being tired.... they do NOT treat sleep apnea and don't help with the long term effects sleep apnea has on ones health. They will not help prevent the on set of health problems caused by sleep apnea.
Only CPAP or a dental device or something that keeps the airway open will treat sleep apnea prevent related health problems.
What they probably have found is some kind of pill that helps with the feeling of being so tired from sleep apnea.
something like provigil http://www.provigil.com/index.php
or nuvigil http://www.nuvigil.com/
It is important to understand that these only help relieve the feeling of being tired.... they do NOT treat sleep apnea and don't help with the long term effects sleep apnea has on ones health. They will not help prevent the on set of health problems caused by sleep apnea.
Only CPAP or a dental device or something that keeps the airway open will treat sleep apnea prevent related health problems.
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Re: CPAP vs. Sleep Apnea Pills
I've filed a complaint with the FDA for unsubstantiated medical claims.
I suggest others follow suit. Here's the FDA's on-line reporting system.
It takes about five minutes.
https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/ ... online.htm
Click "Begin" on the right-hand side.
Leave section A blank. Click "Next Section".
In Section B:
Check "Product Use Error" for item 1.
For item 5, say something like "The product being sold at website w w w . b e a t s l e e p a p n e a . c o m the has no data to back up its claim. It's false advertising. At the very least the FDA should check them out."
Click "Next Section"
Skip Section C - Click "Next Section"
Section D - Item one:
Product Name: Sleep Apnea Relief
Label Strength: Not Available
Manufacturer: Sleep Apnea Store
Section D - Item two:
Dose or Amount: 1 Pill
Frequency: at bed time
Route: Oral
Click "Next Section"
Skip Section E - Click "Next Section"
Skip Section F - Click "Next Section"
Section G - Fill out all the personal information.
Item 5 - If you're not a medical professional,
I'd check item 5 so the company doesn't receive your phone number.
Click "Submit Report".
Print or make a pdf of the report on the next page for your records.
Note: I've purposefully munged the URL above with spaces between letters so we don't mistakenly give the site any benefit of return links with google or other search engines.
I suggest others follow suit. Here's the FDA's on-line reporting system.
It takes about five minutes.
https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/ ... online.htm
Click "Begin" on the right-hand side.
Leave section A blank. Click "Next Section".
In Section B:
Check "Product Use Error" for item 1.
For item 5, say something like "The product being sold at website w w w . b e a t s l e e p a p n e a . c o m the has no data to back up its claim. It's false advertising. At the very least the FDA should check them out."
Click "Next Section"
Skip Section C - Click "Next Section"
Section D - Item one:
Product Name: Sleep Apnea Relief
Label Strength: Not Available
Manufacturer: Sleep Apnea Store
Section D - Item two:
Dose or Amount: 1 Pill
Frequency: at bed time
Route: Oral
Click "Next Section"
Skip Section E - Click "Next Section"
Skip Section F - Click "Next Section"
Section G - Fill out all the personal information.
Item 5 - If you're not a medical professional,
I'd check item 5 so the company doesn't receive your phone number.
Click "Submit Report".
Print or make a pdf of the report on the next page for your records.
Note: I've purposefully munged the URL above with spaces between letters so we don't mistakenly give the site any benefit of return links with google or other search engines.
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