promising results for alternative therapy

This was interesting article:

http://www.cleveland.com/healthfit/inde ... er_default

If any one is intersted.

I wouldn't be interested in this because I have success with my machine and mask, and because I use my machine diligently, I have no problems with post-nasal drip, sore throats, bronchitis, etc. Even if this therapy worked, I would still want to use my machine so that my nasal passages would be clear and healthy. I lost my excess weight without surgery, and I'll treat my apnea without surgery.

RestedRebel wrote:I wouldn't be interested in this because I have success with my machine and mask, and because I use my machine diligently, I have no problems with post-nasal drip, sore throats, bronchitis, etc. Even if this therapy worked, I would still want to use my machine so that my nasal passages would be clear and healthy. I lost my excess weight without surgery, and I'll treat my apnea without surgery.

Smart Lady! +1

I wouldn't immediately dismiss it if it could get my AHI to close to zero or allow me to reduce the pressure. It would also be helpful when traveling to be able to leave the CPAP behind. It looks like it may work for me - AHI of 31 at my first sleep study, but not for people with a base AHI much higher than that. It will be interesting to see how much it costs, and whether insurance companies will cover it.

Bill44133 wrote:This was interesting article:

http://www.cleveland.com/healthfit/inde ... er_default

If any one is intersted.

Thank you for posting this Bill44133. The more alternatives people have, the better since not everyone can tolerate pap therapy in spite of their best efforts.

49er

Oh yeah, HGNS.

I remember it like t was only yesterday...

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