Forty per cent of men snore. We spoke to experts about when snoring could be sleep apnea, and the best remedies to help you ...

Wondering if you (or someone you know) can ever stop snoring? The good news is that, in many circumstances, it's common, ...

Snoring affects millions globally and can be a sign of serious health issues like sleep apnea. Causes range from allergies ...

Few involuntary behaviors feel as off-putting as snoring. The telltale low, vibrating rattle emitting from an open mouth is not exactly the sound or image we want on display when a friend or new ...

Every night, in homes across the country, bedrooms reverberate with the trumpeting, whistling and whining of the nation’s snorers. It’s a deafening sound that blights an estimated 40 per cent of ...

Snoring affects millions, often due to relaxed airway tissues. Myofunctional therapy, or oropharyngeal exercises, can help by strengthening mouth, ton ...

In most people the noise of snoring is caused by vibration of the back of the top palate of the mouth. This happens when you breath through your mouth, rather than your nose - which is why people ...

“When you exercise, you tend to build up a stronger drive for sleep at night,” says Dr Garley. “If the cold, dark weather is ...

Chronic snoring may signal Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA), a serious condition linked to high blood pressure, stroke, and heart failure. Dr. Kunal Sood highlights this, urging recognition of snoring as ...

Snoring is usually caused by sleeping with your mouth open. As you breathe air passes over the back of the palate, on the roof of the mouth, and makes it vibrate, and this is what causes the noise.

Your sleep position could be causing more than just back pain. Experts reveal how sleeping posture affects nerve damage, ...