Tongue position while awake, enough room to breathe freely. Tongue position while asleep. Constriction of the throat makes breathing difficult and causes the familiar snoring sound. DocSnoreNix® Snore no longer! Once inserted the DocSnoreNix® pulls the tongue and the whole lower jaw forward. Pressure is removed from the throat and breathing is no longer restricted.

Snoring Almost one person in three is a snorer. Among older people as many as 60% of men and 40% of women snore. The snoring sounds they make each night can be anything from a slight rattle to a loud sawing noise that can reach up to 90 decibels. The snorers themselves are often completely unaware of it. Side effects: Snorers often suffer from bouts of sleep apnoea short, irregular pauses in breathing. However other side effects may occur: Poor concentration Sexual problems Cardiovascular disease (high blood pressure, risk of stroke) Shorter life expectancy When a person sleeps on their back,...