"Paranoia strikes deep, into your life it will creep........" :mrgreen: How many have discontinued use of their foam mattress or pillows due to nightly exposure to highly toxic VOC's which is made worse by the heat of your body laying directly on it? The foam used in a CPAP is at best comprised of ...

nothing changed with my sleep last night, that being the first night that i've slept since stopping the Turmeric complex. Well, that is good news. Remember, these supplement companies aren't operated in FDA approved and monitored labs. You never know what you are getting in a supplement capsule. If...

As I understand, covid-19 can come with a lot of nasal congestion. I feel if I contracted covid-19, CPAP would really help with the congestion problems. I had the same thought. Even though I use a FFM, I mostly breathe nasally due to training and the help of a soft neck collar. When I have a cold, ...

I can see that this a "hotly contested" debate and I am in the minority! I purchased my SoClean 2 about a year ago and I LOVE IT! My insurance did not pay a penny...it all came from my bank account! I love the clean smell after using the cleaner and instead of 3 sinus infections (average per year) ...

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Fri Feb 23, 2018 9:51 pm

I get that the situation in Princeton is bs, but the World Health Organization would beg to differ with your opinion on EMF’s.

I've read the WHO's documents on EMF from cell phones and cell towers. They state there is no evidence of damage from EMFs.

[quote="DreamStalker"]I wonder just how proper hydration has been from the tap for the people of Flint Michigan? Were these people just suckers or actually really just stupid machines for believing they could get proper hydration from tap water?[/quote ] About Flint, no brand of water ionizer will r...

My sleep doctor means well, but can't help me fine tune my treatment as well as the folks here can. Fine tuning, or final tuning, was the key for me. I had three nights in the sleep lab and they couldn't prescribe the right pressure. They knew I was somewhere between 7 cm and 24 cm. lol Tuning at h...

I can see future hospital bills now:

Item #37 - Wet sponge for anus $812.39

. And here are other sources for the story as well... USA Today https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2016/11/01/hospital-report-blames-patients-fart-surgical-fire/93105910/ Miami Herald http://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/national/article111732917.html New York Post http://nypost.com/2016/1...

ResScan software is available for "healthcare professionals" including DMEs to download directly from ResMed for free. I do not know about Respironics. Respironics also provides software free to professionals. ( https://www.usa.philips.com/healthcare/solutions/sleep/software ) Who can imagine a mac...

https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/2016/12/19/saturated-fat-regardless-of-type-found-linked-with-increased-heart-disease-risk/ Recent articles have attempted to exonerate saturated fat from its long time connection with heart disease, questioning if certain types of SFAs may have a weaker...

crestifer wrote:some heavy cream....good to go.

good fats are good.

You probably have picked up info from what we in the science fields call "woo" websites. The great preponderance of scientific study still says saturated fats of all kinds cause artery-clogging. Cream is saturated fat.

a lot of people aren't able to hire a personal trainer or go to a gym, or are not able to lift weights. yoga can be done anywhere by anyone, anytime. Well now you add the qualifiers. I am glad you found something that works with your MS condition. This has been discussed on here a few times. There ...

If you do not want to accept the advice of experienced, untrained people, restrict your questions to your doctor or RT if you have one. However, don't expect to get intensive one to one learning experiences as these people seldom have, or are willing to take the time to spend with one individual. N...

TASmart wrote:I am pretty sue that it is not possible to snore during a central apnea event.

Yes, and during an obstructive apnea event no air is moving. Air has to move to cause snoring.