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hhinkhmkvxyp@yahoo.com - 13 May 2006 17:11 GMT
The exercise you're going to do shows you immediately how incredibly
simple, how incredibly easy... how incredibly effective it is to start
strengthening these muscles, and clear up your airways.
Let's begin by putting your upper and lower molars together, very
lightly.
Now open your mouth pressing the molars as wide a part as you can,
without stretching. Repeat this ten to twenty times.
Make sure you only focus on your molars. All that matters is putting
the molars together and then lowering your jaw... like hinges on a
door, for about 20 times in a row.
After about 5 to 10 times you should feel your jaw muscles
strengthening and the back of your mouth opening up.
This is the weak tissue that you are contracting, which you feel
opening up your airways.
This is the weak tissue that you are contracting, which you feel
opening up your airways.
The muscles you now feel contracting in the back of your throat... are
one of the main problem areas in your snoring. If you felt them opening
up, then...
http://health.reallyrules.com/snoring.htm
Dr. Ernst Primer (again) - 13 May 2006 18:09 GMT
  Actually, the best and most reliable way to cure most sleep-related
breathing obstructions (whether snoring or actual apnea) is to lose
weight. Period.

> The exercise you're going to do shows you immediately how incredibly
> simple, how incredibly easy... how incredibly effective it is to start
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> up, then...
> http://health.reallyrules.com/snoring.htm
spam.3.automata@spamgourmet.com - 16 May 2006 06:02 GMT
Actually its getting that foot out of your big fat mouth doc.  Plenty
of skinny people snore.
kissmywhiteass.7.automata@0sg.net - 16 May 2006 06:12 GMT
Actually the cure to stop snoring is to take your foot out of your
mouth doc.  Plenty of skinny people snore.
Dr. Ernst Primer (again) - 16 May 2006 16:35 GMT
> Actually the cure to stop snoring is to take your foot out of your
> mouth doc.  Plenty of skinny people snore.

  Take it out of your own mouth. There's a huge difference between
making noises when you sleep and having a medically diagnosable,
sleep-related breathing obstruction.

  BTW, you're correct, plenty of skinny people *do* snore, and there
are even some skinny people who get full-blown apnea. As it turns out,
those people tend to be of eastern European descent.

  Aside from that, the linear association between sleep-related
breathing obstructions and extra body fat is pretty much an established
medical fact at this point. Not sure why you're interested in quibbling
with that.
Doug Freyburger - 16 May 2006 19:56 GMT
> Actually, the best and most reliable way to cure most sleep-related
> breathing obstructions (whether snoring or actual apnea) is to lose
> weight. Period.

And in the meantime you might consider that going wheat-free
or corn-free has an okay chance of curing the problem as well.

I snore for two reasons: 1) eat anything with wheat in it, 2) scale
says my weight is over 210 pounds.

Any friend that mentions snoring I tell them how mine turned
off like a switch in week 2 of Atkins Induction.  Then I ask my
friend to go two weeks either wheat-free or corn-free then
switch grains if it didn't worked.  The worst case is four weeks
eating extra veggies, so there isn't much down-side to the
experiment.  The numbers are about even for wheat, corn
and failed to work.  To me a roughly two-thirds chance is well
worth giving it a try.  More people trying it would give more data
and more data is better data!
trader4@optonline.net - 18 May 2006 18:02 GMT
> > Actually, the best and most reliable way to cure most sleep-related
> > breathing obstructions (whether snoring or actual apnea) is to lose
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> worth giving it a try.  More people trying it would give more data
> and more data is better data!

Another quite incredible claim by the resident "expert."  Now 2/3 of
people who have a snoring problem can be simply cured by eliminating
wheat and corn.   If it were that simple, don't you think this would be
widely known by know?   But apparently, only Doug, through his
scientific methods has figured this out.

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