Comments on: Sleep Apnea Treatment http://apneatreatmentguide.com Cure Your Sleep Apnea...Without CPAP! Tue, 06 Dec 2011 22:31:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Sean http://apneatreatmentguide.com/sleep-apnea-treatment/comment-page-1/#comment-8315 Sean Thu, 18 Aug 2011 21:11:32 +0000 http://apneatreatmentguide.com/?page_id=5#comment-8315 Interesting post and I like that you start by correcting the body position. It's unfortunate that so many folks start with invasive, expensive therapies like CPAP and surgery - when they can simply try rolling onto their sides. I'm biased of course... I have really bad apnea and after years of struggling with CPAP and a dental device, I created the rematee bumper belt. Sleeping on my side completely stops my snoring and sleep apnea and the rematee bumper belt ensures I remain on my side all night. Interesting post and I like that you start by correcting the body position. It’s unfortunate that so many folks start with invasive, expensive therapies like CPAP and surgery – when they can simply try rolling onto their sides.

I’m biased of course… I have really bad apnea and after years of struggling with CPAP and a dental device, I created the rematee bumper belt. Sleeping on my side completely stops my snoring and sleep apnea and the rematee bumper belt ensures I remain on my side all night.

]]> By: Marc http://apneatreatmentguide.com/sleep-apnea-treatment/comment-page-1/#comment-8199 Marc Mon, 15 Aug 2011 16:32:37 +0000 http://apneatreatmentguide.com/?page_id=5#comment-8199 You're absolutely right, Sonya - sleep apnea is not a condition to be ignored. I hope your husband is able to conquer his sleep apnea! All the best, Marc You’re absolutely right, Sonya – sleep apnea is not a condition to be ignored.

I hope your husband is able to conquer his sleep apnea!

All the best,

Marc

]]> By: Sonya http://apneatreatmentguide.com/sleep-apnea-treatment/comment-page-1/#comment-7949 Sonya Sat, 06 Aug 2011 00:25:01 +0000 http://apneatreatmentguide.com/?page_id=5#comment-7949 I'm reading through your information now and it's very interesting. My husband has had sleep apnea for about 20 years and we only just realised a couple of years ago that he had it. We just put it down to chronic snoring and didn't think much else until it was brought to our attention that it is actually a quite serious condition. I’m reading through your information now and it’s very interesting. My husband has had sleep apnea for about 20 years and we only just realised a couple of years ago that he had it. We just put it down to chronic snoring and didn’t think much else until it was brought to our attention that it is actually a quite serious condition.

]]> By: Marc http://apneatreatmentguide.com/sleep-apnea-treatment/comment-page-1/#comment-4693 Marc Wed, 11 May 2011 15:47:54 +0000 http://apneatreatmentguide.com/?page_id=5#comment-4693 And thanks for your kind words, Anne! Marc Editor, ApneaTreatmentGuide.com And thanks for your kind words, Anne!

Marc
Editor, ApneaTreatmentGuide.com

]]> By: Anne http://apneatreatmentguide.com/sleep-apnea-treatment/comment-page-1/#comment-4675 Anne Wed, 11 May 2011 04:18:10 +0000 http://apneatreatmentguide.com/?page_id=5#comment-4675 THANKS for the good info.My nerologist got very mad at me because I wouldn't use the CPAP(I am very clostrophobic)I can't help that,so I didn't go back to him.Now I have some alternitive choices to look into.THANKS. Anne THANKS for the good info.My nerologist got very mad at me because I wouldn’t use the CPAP(I am very clostrophobic)I can’t help that,so I didn’t go back to him.Now I have some alternitive choices to look into.THANKS. Anne

]]> By: Nicholas http://apneatreatmentguide.com/sleep-apnea-treatment/comment-page-1/#comment-3508 Nicholas Sun, 27 Mar 2011 21:48:05 +0000 http://apneatreatmentguide.com/?page_id=5#comment-3508 For those who can tolerate a CPAP machine yet still suffer from apnea side affects I would recommend a few other therapies that have proven themselves to work and work well for most patients. First, try to give the CPAP machine a chance. The efficacy of this therapy will increase over the first few weeks you do this and the notion that the CPAP will "fix" the problem the first time it is used is not at all true. Sunlight/vitamin D absorption is helpful for treating daytime lethargy. Oxygen concentration via an o2 tank or inhalant is also very helpful for lethargy and the "after effects" of using the CPAP machine. Because this machine forces air into your lungs for the entirety of the time it is being used. When the mask is taken off in the morning, our bodies may feel weak because the oxygen level in our blood has dropped off somewhat. So to summarize, sunlight+oxygen+CPAP= success. For those who can tolerate a CPAP machine yet still suffer from apnea side affects I would recommend a few other therapies that have proven themselves to work and work well for most patients. First, try to give the CPAP machine a chance. The efficacy of this therapy will increase over the first few weeks you do this and the notion that the CPAP will “fix” the problem the first time it is used is not at all true. Sunlight/vitamin D absorption is helpful for treating daytime lethargy. Oxygen concentration via an o2 tank or inhalant is also very helpful for lethargy and the “after effects” of using the CPAP machine. Because this machine forces air into your lungs for the entirety of the time it is being used. When the mask is taken off in the morning, our bodies may feel weak because the oxygen level in our blood has dropped off somewhat. So to summarize, sunlight+oxygen+CPAP= success.

]]> By: Marc http://apneatreatmentguide.com/sleep-apnea-treatment/comment-page-1/#comment-898 Marc Tue, 28 Sep 2010 21:28:09 +0000 http://apneatreatmentguide.com/?page_id=5#comment-898 Hi Yvonne - I have your email address and will send you the recipes. Marc Hi Yvonne – I have your email address and will send you the recipes.

Marc

]]> By: Yvonne Townsend http://apneatreatmentguide.com/sleep-apnea-treatment/comment-page-1/#comment-887 Yvonne Townsend Sat, 25 Sep 2010 02:11:35 +0000 http://apneatreatmentguide.com/?page_id=5#comment-887 Have brought the program and lost my link to the recipes for weightloss. could you resend please Have brought the program and lost my link to the recipes for weightloss.
could you resend please

]]> By: RosaMaria http://apneatreatmentguide.com/sleep-apnea-treatment/comment-page-1/#comment-788 RosaMaria Sun, 01 Aug 2010 22:39:06 +0000 http://apneatreatmentguide.com/?page_id=5#comment-788 Hola a todos los que sufrimos este mal: He usado el cpap por cuatro anos, pero baje de 15 kilos y ya no lo uso no porque los doctores me lo hayan quitado sino porque siento que he mejorado y no ronco como antes pero hoy en un programa del Dr. Oz vi que hay una alternativa que se introduce en la boca para la apnea no grave. Espero que alguien me digo donde la puedo encontrar como se llama etc. Gracias Hola a todos los que sufrimos este mal:

He usado el cpap por cuatro anos, pero baje de 15 kilos y ya no lo uso no porque los doctores me lo hayan quitado sino porque siento que he mejorado y no ronco como antes pero hoy en un programa del Dr. Oz vi que hay una alternativa que se introduce en la boca para la apnea no grave.

Espero que alguien me digo donde la puedo encontrar como se llama etc.
Gracias

]]> By: Steve http://apneatreatmentguide.com/sleep-apnea-treatment/comment-page-1/#comment-257 Steve Wed, 17 Feb 2010 23:50:56 +0000 http://apneatreatmentguide.com/?page_id=5#comment-257 If you want the easiest way to deal with Sleep Apnea and Masks drive you nuts...There really is a better way to deal with sleep apnea than CPAP or surgery. I spent 4 years studying sleep apnea and I believe that the root cause is due to the attenuation of the signal from the brain to the diaphragm muscles when the sleeper enters stage II sleep. This un-intended side-effect of the "reduction of muscle tonus" that occurs during this transition causes breathing to stop. Then, when the CO2 level gets too high, the sleeper makes a rapid inhalation DRAGGING the soft tissue into the airway, obstructing it and waking them up. The reduction of the signal from the brain is causing the problem. So... I found this herbal combination product that INCREASES the signal and keeps the breathing going. This addresses the root cause so you don’t make a rapid inhalation and drag the sagging tissues into the airway. The stuff is called Sleep Apnea Relief and I buy it from Nature's Rite. I've been using it for 4 years and it is really great. So you don't have to use CPAP. I just wanted to let you know. If you want the easiest way to deal with Sleep Apnea and Masks drive you nuts…There really is a better way to deal with sleep apnea than CPAP or surgery. I spent 4 years studying sleep apnea and I believe that the root cause is due to the attenuation of the signal from the brain to the diaphragm muscles when the sleeper enters stage II sleep. This un-intended side-effect of the “reduction of muscle tonus” that occurs during this transition causes breathing to stop. Then, when the CO2 level gets too high, the sleeper makes a rapid inhalation DRAGGING the soft tissue into the airway, obstructing it and waking them up. The reduction of the signal from the brain is causing the problem.
So… I found this herbal combination product that INCREASES the signal and keeps the breathing going. This addresses the root cause so you don’t make a rapid inhalation and drag the sagging tissues into the airway. The stuff is called Sleep Apnea Relief and I buy it from Nature’s Rite. I’ve been using it for 4 years and it is really great. So you don’t have to use CPAP. I just wanted to let you know.

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