New device might cure snoring / OSA

[DyingOnMyFeet]

New device might cure snoring / OSA

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/artic ... orers.html


Cheers - Peter

[cosmo]

I seen a video of it of the device. You stick your tongue out of your mouth. Bite down and its nite nite for good.


http://aveotsd.com/index.php

[DyingOnMyFeet]

New device might cure snoring / OSA

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/artic ... orers.html


Cheers - Peter

Thomas

Dr. Dort’s anti-snore invention is a work of genius. I have ordered a second unit to keep on the shelf in case I lose the one I have now. I make an audio recording of myself each night, and I can tell you that as long as the appliance is in use, I do not snore, and my episodes of sleep apnea are eliminated. What an improvement over CPAP! All in all, this is an ingenious solution for anyone with chronic sleep apnea. This remarkable product should be given more publicity. Thank you!

Is this claim true or just BULLSHIT - I honestly don't know - regards Peter - - PICS of how it works to keep airways open and clear - http://www.aveotsd.com.au/pages/mri.html and http://aveotsd.com/index.php and videos here - http://aveotsd.com/index.php

[smalito]

Are you able to breath through your mouth if your nose is stuffed up?

[ChicagoGranny]

viewtopic/t86511/Trying-An-Experiment-w ... a-MAD.html

[chunkyfrog]

What if the cat sees it?

[archangle]

New device might cure snoring / OSA

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/artic ... orers.html


Cheers - Peter

I got a real laugh out of the quote about "sucking on a dummy." Another one of those funny British vs. American English things.

I also get a laugh out of the idea of using a pacifier in my second childhood.

However, it's possible it works, at least for some, and would be great if it does.