Well, some of those things can contribute.

Aug 6, 2019
1:48:31pm

jdub FORMER USER

I'm active, not obese, and don't use caffeine. I do have a desk job. Yet, I have mild sleep apnea. Probably more regular exercise would help reduce it, but probably not eliminate entirely.

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The number polled that struggle with sleeping surprised me? Would CPAP machines

Mayor of Cougartown

8/6/19 1:32pm

I'm literally picking up my oral appliance today. I was diagnosed with a mild form of sleep apnea about a month ago.

jdub

8/6/19 1:38pm

I'm hearing some athletes who don't "need" a machine are getting one just becaus

Mayor of Cougartown

8/6/19 1:43pm

I’ve seen so many jacked up bites from oral sleep apnea devices

kotacoug

8/6/19 2:05pm

This dentist is supposed to be very good, and it's a high-quality device.

jdub

8/6/19 3:00pm

I had kind of a similar story. I was tired all of the time so my primary dr sent

crack

8/6/19 2:11pm

I think it's a general health problem, obesity, etc....People aren't active

777

8/6/19 1:45pm

Well, some of those things can contribute.

jdub

8/6/19 1:48pm

I don't know about a CPAP, but my matress is old, I have kids and a swamp cooler

BYUtka

8/6/19 1:56pm

yikes. A lot going on there.

Mayor of Cougartown

8/6/19 2:22pm

Yep. And all of it contributes to poor sleep.

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