Some people might wonder who snoring really affects the most: The person who’s losing sleep because of someone else’s snoring, or the person who’s actually snoring.
Although many who snore will never need to see a medical professional about the problem, some people suffer from sleep apnea—a condition that causes people to temporarily stop breathing while sleeping. It’s caused by a respiratory difficulty that obstructs the airways and often wakes a person from sleep.
In the least, snoring is an annoying and often embarrassing sound that can interrupt sleep and keep you from having a full night’s rest.
When someone snores, oxygen levels drop and when breathing returns to normal it’s accompanied by a louder sound. That is the air trying to through the narrow airways.
If you suffer from light snoring and don't need medical attention, natural remedies do exist that can go a long way to reduce the aggravating problem.
These natural remedies include foods that work to relax the respiratory channels and limit the probability of interrupted sleep—yours or your partner’s.
In today’s video, we’ll show you 7 of the best foods that can help with snoring.
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