Snoring and Sleep Apnoea

With Snoring, the tissue at the back of the mouth sags and enlarges and partially blocks the airway. The narrower the airway, the faster the air must move, and the more these soft tissues vibrate - leading to the sound of snoring. Snoring is to obstructive sleep apnoea as thunder is to lightning. T ... read more

Also see the section on Snoring Vs Sleep Anoea Here are 4 important items : - 26 information slides, an artcile from reuters health, and 2 videos.   * A Brisbane Paediatric Ear Nose and Throat specialist on what happens to a childs brain when they snore  http://www.slideshare.net/mobil ... read more