Chronic or frequent loud snoring may be an indication of a sleep disorder known as “sleep apnea.” This disorder causes the individual to stop breathing for short periods of time while they are sleeping. When this happens, the body is not taking in enough oxygen and the person will often gasp or wake up. In…
Are you having issues with your sleep? Most people that snore, are not able to sleep properly. And to add to it, the bed partner suffers along with the snorer. Roughly 45% of all American adults snore every now and then, 25% snore on a regular basis to the point that it disturbs their bed…
Have you been tired and sleepy in the day? It must be affecting your productivity at work. In most cases, mood swings, behavioral issues and drowsiness can be attributed to improper sleep at night. And the leading cause is snoring. In the simplest of terms, snoring is noisy breathing that occurs when you sleep. While…
Snoring is extremely common, with about half the population being snorers. However, as many feel embarrassed to talk about snoring, most individuals lack its know-how. While we all know what snoring is, not everyone knows its reasons or how to control snoring. Moreover, while snoring is usually harmless, in some cases, it can develop into…
Have you noticed that you’re waking up alone more often because your partner or spouse slept in the spare bedroom or on the couch? Have you been thinking about a separation from your partner or spouse because you’re unable to sleep with them anymore? Studies have shown that many relationships run into trouble because one…
Do you get irritated quickly with a drowsy feeling all day long? Do you snore? If that is true, this maybe the cause. Snoring is a common malady that affects 45 million American adults, 25% of whom snore regularly and disturb their bed partner or roommate(s). Thus, who is at risk of being a frequent…
Snoring is common among all age groups from young children to the elderly. Statistics have shown that 45% of all individuals snore every now and then while 25% are chronic snorers. In many cases, chronic snoring is a symptom of a more serious issue – OSA or obstructive sleep apnea. Snoring occurs when the airway…
Sleep apnea is a disorder that causes breathing to stop and start repeatedly when sleeping. If you’re a frequent, loud snorer and you feel tired the next day after sleeping through the night, you may be one of 18 million sleep apnea sufferers in the US. While it’s true that snoring is one of the…
Did you know that nearly 50% of all American adults’ snore occasionally while 25% are regular snorers? Snoring occurs when our airway and nasal passages get block and our breathing is obstructed. Whether your snoring is disturbing your partner or you often wake yourself up with your snoring, you’ve come to the Asonor website about…
Almost everyone snores occasionally and, in most cases, it isn’t something that you need to worry about. Snoring occurs when air is unable to move freely through the nose and throat when someone is sleeping. As a result, this causes the surrounding tissues to vibrate and produce that all too familiar snoring noise. People who…
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