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There are also various simple tongue and throat exercises that can improve your sleep apnea that would generally be better tolerated by your neighbors than play
by georgemcbay 5mo ago
There are also various simple tongue and throat exercises that can improve your sleep apnea that would generally be better tolerated by your neighbors than playing a Didgeridoo, see for example...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNscQ3bGxNk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNscQ3bGxNk
...along with various other videos on that person's youtube channel (he's an NHS Sleep and Ear Surgeon).
Of course, there are lots of underlying causes of sleep apnea that vary between people, so what helps one person may or may not be relevant for others. Seeing a doctor in the field should be your first step if you suspect you are suffering from sleep apnea.
- worthless-trash 5mo agoJokes on you, my neighbours already play the digeriedoo.
- defrost 5mo agoIf your neighbour plays the banjo, invite them over: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sr3iI8gg2fo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sr3iI8gg2fo Two wrongs can make a right.
- _puk 5mo ago45 seconds of didge, and then be puts it down! Hope he sleeps well tonight!
- defrost 5mo agoBlame the song structure. You'll hear Charlie McMahon going at it with continuous circular breathing for five to eight minutes or so on the early Gondwanaland albums (along with sliding length didgeridoo effects and 'singing' down tube).
- philiplu 5mo agoThx for linking that. Just … wow
- gramie 5mo agoNot really related, but worth repeating: there's an old saying, "A gentleman is one who knows how to play the accordion, but doesn't".
- darylteo 5mo agoSome might, in fact, call it the Didgeridon't