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Have your cognitive powers improved with CPAP?
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SleepDisturbed
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Re: Have your cognitive powers improved with CPAP?
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Re: Have your cognitive powers improved with CPAP?
Not in my case, unfortunately.
Over 2 separate trials of pap therapy: several areas of noticeable/measurable decrease in function and no noticeable areas of improvement. Well, except for the data gathered by the machine, but that's moot when one's well-being takes a nosedive.
But I wasn't suffering from obvious symptoms (night or day).
"We are all differently organized."
Over 2 separate trials of pap therapy: several areas of noticeable/measurable decrease in function and no noticeable areas of improvement. Well, except for the data gathered by the machine, but that's moot when one's well-being takes a nosedive.
But I wasn't suffering from obvious symptoms (night or day).
"We are all differently organized."
Re: Have your cognitive powers improved with CPAP?
Yes definitely. I have also found that my levitation powers have improved, leading to me buying a gas mask for my wife for Mother's Day.
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chunkyfrog
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Re: Have your cognitive powers improved with CPAP?
Oh, Mark!
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Re: Have your cognitive powers improved with CPAP?
Yes, definitely. That was my primary symptom. I'd say I'm back to 80%. Feeling rested is good, but secondary. If I have a bad night, it's the "fuzzy brain" I dislike the most. Yawning I can deal with.
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SleepingUgly
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Re: Have your cognitive powers improved with CPAP?
Do you ascribe to CPAP the insight you have that others view you as a loon?DreamStalker wrote:Only problem is that now everyone thinks I'm a loon cuz I can see and understand things that were oblivious before CPAP treatment and are still oblivious to most people ... like the inevitable and imminent collapse of the US dollar reserve currency hegemony and the consequences that will follow that collapse.
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