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Eliminate Snoring and even Sleep Apnea with simple yet very powerful
exercises, that remove the blocks that are causing you to snore.

Snoring

In basic terms, snoring is the noise which is made by some sleepers as they breathe. This is due to blockages in the nasal passage and upper airways which vibrate as you breathe in an out.

Snoring is caused by slack muscles inside the throat, which vibrate against the soft palate as you breathe. As we get older, our throat muscles get weaker, making snoring more likely.

Being overweight is also a trigger, as fat affects the smooth functions of all muscles including those in the throat.

A blocked nose from a cold or allergy can cause temporary snoring, while heavy drinking, smoking and sleeping on you back can also contribute.

Snoring may also be a sign of sleep apnea - brief episodes of interrupted breathing, lasting between 10 and 60 seconds.

There is a theory suggests that prehistoric man learned to snore as a way of scaring off predatory animals while he slept!

Here are some suggestions to stop snoring...

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