Does regular cardio exercises help reduce snoring?
I recently got disciplined enough to regularly do my exercises for about 40 minutes daily. In the past this urge to exercise wouldn’t last for more than 4-5 days. This time around, I have been doing since about 1 month. So I am sure that this will continue forever.
While I am seeing a lot of known benefits of exercising, I also observed that I have not been feeling sleepy during the day-time. In the past, a 30-minutes meeting was enough to make me drowsy. I am aware of the fact that I have been snoring a lot and that this causes sleep apnea and hence fatigue during day-time. So I am wondering if my exercising has cleared up fats in the neck area and hence reduced snoring?
Has there been any research on the effect of exercises on snoring?
I doubt it but it wouldnt hurt to do some exercise and find out.
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Okay well my family takes small like 1 sec. breaths every time they breath but when i breath i take like 3sec. breath that are deep and long. Its slow breaths every time in and out. I do have random panic attacks if that has anything to do with it.
Is this bad? what could be the matter?
my sister even said at night she can hear my deep breaths. (Its not snoring)
Many people, especially women, breath very shallowly. They are the ones not using their lungs appropriately. Breathing is meant to be slow and deep. This does a much more effective way to rid your body of carbon dioxide and replace it with oxygen. If your breathing was from your tendency to be anxious it would be rapid breaths you would show, not slow and deep.
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My spouse of 14 yrs & I now have separate rooms. I can’t live like this. Ear plugs don’t help me. Doc said it is NOT sleep apnea, just a case of snoring. He is not overweight but will snore all the time in every position. He says he needs me & tells me not to leave him. 1) How can he be ok living like this?? 2) Am I headed down the “D” path?? 3) Has anyone had a uvulectomy or pillar implants??? pro/con
I’m at my wits end, I cry every day over this & I even take meds to help me stop crying!
PLZ serious answers!!!
I dont feel sorry for the hubby ; I feel sorry for you. I think you should explore all available options – some of which you mention – because this is jeopardising your relationship. I wish you luck.
Is it weird the only movies I enjoy are ones about serial killers, drugs, or disease?
i think chick flicks are total snores…action movies are just boob fests and muscle brain pissing contests….romance is putrid…..i only like documentary style movies about the worst things in the world…wtf…does that make me mental or something??
i enjoy reading books about serial killers as well. i find them so fascinating…i don’t condone what they’ve done, hell no! but….still….i believe you’re right whomever said its an interesting insight to the cannibalistic or animalistic human condition.
You sound like someone who is intelligent and wants to be an informed watcher. You don’t find any pleasure in a formulaic plot.
Maybe the movies you watch give you more insight into the human condition. And not just the fluffy bits.
I would suggest that this go in another category though. The word ‘mental’ is pretty loaded, and it’s a hard life if you have a real mental illness.
I’m sure you didn’t mean it that way.
Cheers.
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Snoring can be one of the signs of a sleep disorder, known as Sleep Apnoea. side effects of this disorder are many, Oxygen Deprivation, (lack of oxygen to the brain), which can effect your memory, your vision (bothered by glare, or bright sunshine) you can stop breathing during your sleep, it has been known to cause, falling asleep during the day, even while driving a car, and death during sleep. If you seem to have some, or all of these side-effects, have your doctor refer you to a sleep lab, for a proper overnight test.
You ae so right. Yrs ago my husband was admitted to a big hospital and his cardiologist asked if there was anything else he should know upfront about my husband–and I told him my husband had sleep apnea and he asked me who had diagnosed that. I told him –I had–that I knew he had sleep apnea. They did the study and of course they got the results that he did indeed have sleep apnea. I am amazed that it takes a sleep study to determine that.
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