Silly hoseheads....

darthlucy · Post by **darthlucy** » Sat Dec 29, 2007 9:41 pm

....all this time on xpap, and all we had to do was stick magnets up our noses! Who'd have thought!

http://www.snoreclipse.com/

Gerald · Post by **Gerald** » Sat Dec 29, 2007 9:47 pm

Yeah.....and wait for the "Tooth Fairy" to come and sprinkle magic dust on our collapsed tissues............

What a fraud!

j.a.taylor · Post by **j.a.taylor** » Sat Dec 29, 2007 9:48 pm

Snoreclipse contains rare earth magnets that were carefully designed to apply a constant, gentle pressure on the nasal septum.

LOL!

More like Snoreclipse contains rare earth magnets that are carefully formed into a nose ring so that we can attach a chain and pull it until your wallet opens and spills out money for another useless product.

SleepGuy · Post by **SleepGuy** » Sat Dec 29, 2007 9:58 pm

j.a.taylor wrote:
Snoreclipse contains rare earth magnets that were carefully designed to apply a constant, gentle pressure on the nasal septum.
LOL!

More like Snoreclipse contains rare earth magnets that are carefully formed into a nose ring so that we can attach a chain and pull it until your wallet opens and spills out money for another useless product.

John, I was about to try to post something clever on this but there's NO way I'm gonna top this one -- I love belly laughs. LOL!!!

Wulfman · Post by **Wulfman** » Sat Dec 29, 2007 10:20 pm

Boy!.....talk about leaving out details.....like SLEEP APNEA.

This outfit claims to have FDA approval.....??? Makes you wonder.

Den

http://www.snoreclipse.com/index.asp?Pa ... ustom&ID=3

Snoring is a widespread problem that reportedly affects a large portion of the world's population. In many cases, snoring occurs when the throat constricts due to labored breathing through the mouth. This constriction causes the soft tissue in the throat to vibrate, which results in snoring. There are a number of negative effects that result from snoring, including the annoyance for those who are exposed to it as well as a number of potential health issues.

A lack of restful sleep can cause irritability, memory loss and fatigue, which can lead to dangerous situations at home, in the workplace or even on the road. Richard L. Gelula, executive director of the National Sleep Foundation, cautions that "driving while feeling drowsy or fatigued is a lethal combination and is no less an impairment than driving while drunk." Additionally, over prolonged periods of time, snoring can also contribute to the development of medical conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure and heart failure. Your health is your greatest asset.

rested gal · Post by **rested gal** » Sat Dec 29, 2007 11:03 pm

Wulfman wrote:Boy!.....talk about leaving out details.....like SLEEP APNEA.

This outfit claims to have FDA approval.....??? Makes you wonder.

Yup...and just as bad, imho, is a Tylenol PM commercial I saw several months ago that continues to run. Has peaceful looking people comfortably asleep and.... softly snoring. The soothing voice-over talks about "the sound of sleep."

Snoring as proof of getting good sleep!

Big company like that....so ignorant of the huge warning flag snoring raises. Promoting snoring as a sign of "good sleep." Shameful.

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