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There's alternative cures to sleep apnea for those wondering. 1. Find some device that always makes you sleep on your side. 2. Find some bed or recliner that m
by crimsonalucard 11y ago
There's alternative cures to sleep apnea for those wondering. 1. Find some device that always makes you sleep on your side.
2. Find some bed or recliner that maintains your back at a 45 degree position relative to the floor. The zero gravity chair helps a lot.
- dragonwriter 11y agoThose aren't alternative cures, they are alternative treatments.
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- berntb 11y agoI do '1.' and band-aids-on-nose things seem to help. Could you tell me more about '2.' You mean half sitting up? (Yeah, hellbanned.)
- crimsonalucard 11y ago@bertnb: like this: https://www.dealbeds.com/serta-motion-essentials-ii-adjustable-bed-foundation/?gclid=CjwKEAjwi4yuBRDX_vq07YyF7l8SJAAhm0rpcnAsm7pprkIt-i1ZO3v6QgXqe8Hhm9AIaxktUt8XYRoC2Bjw_wcB https://www.dealbeds.com/serta-motion-essentials-ii-adjustab...
- berntb 11y agoSo that helps? Thanks a bunch! Time to Google. :-)
- crimsonalucard 11y agoit depends on how bad your apnea is. If you slept sideways or straight up, gravity wouldn't be pulling your flesh in the right direction to cover your throat. Sleeping at a reclining angle doesn't completely eliminate the gravity but it lessens the gravitational pull. Depending on each individual case, the decrease in gravitational pull could be enough to stop the flesh from blocking your airway. You should just sleep on some lazy boy couch or something to see if it works before buying.