Fitness, Weight loss and Obstructive Sleep Apnea
A recent article in Science Daily got me to thinking about my hubby's snoring issues which are obviously related to his weight. I blogged about it here:
News for the overweight sleep apnea patient
He is not super overweight, but like many men, he refuses to go to the doctor for his health 'issues', so I don't know if his snoring problem is a symptom of apnea or anything worse, (but that's a whole other discussion!) I just know that, where he used to be able to lose a little weight and the snoring would disappear, he now loses some and..... nothing.
Do you think this is related to yo-yo-ing weight issues, his age, or possibly something else? Do other members of your sleep communities share this phenomenon??
News for the overweight sleep apnea patient
He is not super overweight, but like many men, he refuses to go to the doctor for his health 'issues', so I don't know if his snoring problem is a symptom of apnea or anything worse, (but that's a whole other discussion!) I just know that, where he used to be able to lose a little weight and the snoring would disappear, he now loses some and..... nothing.
Do you think this is related to yo-yo-ing weight issues, his age, or possibly something else? Do other members of your sleep communities share this phenomenon??
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