Tuesday, December 27th, 2011 at 3:31 PM
Snoring is a global health problem in adults especially. Sleep experts believe that using an anti-snoring device is a better way to ease breathing and ensure that the body is getting enough rest.
But in addition to the help from a snoring device, there are a variety of ‘self-help’ techniques people can use to keep the air flowing. Here are seven extremely useful tips for people who snore loud;
1. Maintain a healthy weight
2. Establish a regular routine for sleep (i.e., the same bedtime every night)
3. Sleep on your side, rather than on your back
4. Avoid tranquilizers, antihistamines and sleeping pills
5. Do not drink alcohol for at least four hours before bedtime
6. Do not eat heavy meals or high-calorie snacks for at least three hours before bedtime
7. Consider an adjustable belt where you can tilt the head upwards four inches…or use pillows to achieve the same angle
Friday, July 29th, 2011 at 9:12 PM
Many mothers and wives often say one of the things they miss since motherhood began is a good night’s sleep. There are many culprits that steal Mom’s restful time, but one of the biggest can be a snoring partner. But there’s a solution called VitalSleep Stop Snoring Mouthpiece that’s affordable for husbands who snore,and their wives who are kept awake.
“Restful sleep never happens for a snorer… or the people who love them,” says entrepreneur David Hernandez, “And it’s usually the woman who’s kept awake because, scientifically, men are twice as likely to be snorers than women. When every night consists of a nudge here, and a poke there, VitalSleep can end the war some wives face to get a good night’s rest.”
Upon a visit to the dentist to uncover a solution to his snoring, he was prescribed a mouthpiece that allows more air to flow freely to alleviate snoring. The problem is the device came with a huge price tag of $3,000. He asked his doctor for a more economical solution, but there wasn’t one, so that’s when Hernandez conferred with Dr. Richard Koffler M.D. Read the rest of this entry
Tuesday, March 29th, 2011 at 9:44 PM

- VitalSleep Anti-Snoring Mouthpiece
SleepApneaDisorder/[ Press Release ]/ March 29, 2011/New York/- Some women search for something to make the bedroom a more enjoyable place for them and their partner, but it’s not what some people might think. It’s called an anti-snoring device and it’s a perfect solution for women who ever wondering how to stop a husband from snoring.
“Snorers never get restful sleep,” says entrepreneur David Hernandez, “but neither do the people who love them. In fact, men are twice as likely to be snorers than women. That means it’s a constant ‘battle of the sexes’ every night – a nudge here, a poke there – but VitalSleep ends the war some wives get a good night’s rest.”
Hernandez went about creating the VitalSleep stop snoring device when his dentist prescribed a mouthpiece that allows more air to flow freely to stop snoring. The problem is the device came with a huge price tag of $3,000. He asked his doctor for a more economical solution, but there wasn’t one, so that’s when Hernandez went to work. Read the rest of this entry
Monday, September 13th, 2010 at 10:37 PM
SleepApneaDisorder/[Press Release]/-The Ultimate Stop Snoring Solution is a new anti-snoring device that enables a quiet night of refreshing sleep. Each set is customized based on jaw position, breathing habits, teeth grinding habits and TMJ issues, ensuring a comfortable night’s sleep. These unique dentist-invented adjustable devices move the jaw forward in small increments to stop snoring and are now available without a prescription at http://www.UltimateStopSnoringSolution.com Read the rest of this entry
Tuesday, August 10th, 2010 at 11:19 AM
Experts believes that using an anti-snoring device is a better way to ease breathing and ensure that the body is getting enough rest. “But in addition to the help from a snoring device, there are a variety of ‘self-help’ techniques people can use to keep the air flowing,” he says.
Here are seven most useful tips for people who snore loud;
1. Maintain a healthy weight
2. Establish a regular routine for sleep (i.e., the same bedtime every night)
3. Sleep on your side, rather than on your back
4. Avoid tranquilizers, antihistamines and sleeping pills
5. Do not drink alcohol for at least four hours before bedtime
6. Do not eat heavy meals or high-calorie snacks for at least three hours before bedtime
7. Consider an adjustable belt where you can tilt the head upwards four inches…or use pillows to achieve the same angle
Friday, July 30th, 2010 at 3:17 PM
[Press Release]-/Newport Beach, CA (SleepApneaDisorder)/ July 30, 2010/-Glidewell Dental Lab (www.glidewelldental.com), provider of dental appliances for the treatment of snoring and sleep apnea, has successfully launched its newest product to dentists and patients: the aveoTSD (www.getaveo.com). A simple, inexpensive anti-snoring device, the aveoTSD is an effective form of treatment for problem snoring. Available to patients through dentist, physician or medical specialist prescription, this easy-to-use, noninvasive anti-snoring aid improves health and quality of life.
An estimated 80 million people in the U.S. are affected by a chronic sleep disorder. Snoring is the most common and is caused by a narrowing of the upper airway during sleep. Read the rest of this entry