You’ve probably spent a sleepless night because of someone else’s snoring. You’ve tossed and turned in your bed; you’ve put on earplugs and listened to Beethoven instead; you’ve tried moving the person around and shaking him to get him to stop – but to no avail. Snoring is caused usually by a disruption in the passageway of air. Normally, air passes from the nose and throat to the lungs unhindered. But for the snorers, the soft tissue in the upper palate or throat usually gets in the […]

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