Saturday, 29 October 2011

SNORING :[


1st of all, here is my way to solve the problem:
('cause I can snore like an orc)

I repeat the following little monolog:

I’m not snoring, I sleep silent.

...until I fell asleep. Like counting sheep :]] (how stupid is that..lol!)

It’s a kind of self-suggestion. I order my brain what I want him to do with my body while I'm sleeping. Takes a couple days to get used to it, but if I do it every night it stays like that: I will not snore. It helps a lot especially for married couples, because the wife won’t suffer anymore… unless she snores too :]]

I made a little research on the internet about this annoying ... male-function ha-ha:]


Where the snoring sound comes from?

In the night when we sleep the soft muscles of the upper airways getting relaxed and loose. 
The in and out moving air makes them vibrating. 
The upper airways are:  roof of the mouth, back of the tongue, back and sidewalls of the throat.

Reasons of snoring:
-         Deep sleep – because this is the time when the muscles are the most relaxed and loose.
-         Tiredness – because the person falls suddenly in deep sleep.
-         Sleeping on the back – because the tongue slips back in the throat and tightens the airway. This causes faster airspeed and stronger vibration.
-         Age – because by getting older the muscles in the throat become week.
-         Overweight – because the extra fat is also growing between our nose and upper throat making the airways more narrow.
-         Tonsils – because big nose- and throat-tonsils will make the airways smaller as well.
-         Painkillers, alcohol, cigarettes, too much food before sleep – these things make the muscles relax much more and faster. The walls of the upper throat are touching each other, making no way for the air.
-         Allergy, flu – because the throat and nose can get infected which can close the airways totally.

If u go to doctor he/she will tell u different ways how to stop snoring... and most of them cost money :[
If u want to save than try my method. (And I tell you a bonus secret too: it works not only with snoring.)

Sweet dreams!