The air pressure of the cpap machine causes anxiety for me.

Before sleep apnea, I had high blood pressure. Constantly getting up in the middle of the night to pee. Dry mouth, constant headache and elevated bpm. Throughout the day I’d fall sleep just sitting up right in a chair. I couldn’t focus on simple conversation. I lived miserably. I got a sleep study done. They discovered I stopped breathing every 30 seconds when sleeping. They diagnosed with SEVERE sleep apnea. 2 weeks later I got fitted for my machine and got prescribed the Resmed 11. Been using now for 8 months, change my life. Feel amazing. Blood pressure back to normal, no more headaches, no more urinating in the middle of the night. Sleep has been amazing. Feeling a new man everyday. I won’t ever sleep without mine. Fair warning, it takes time to go get use to it, but once you got it down, it won’t regret it.

@lock6998

5 ай бұрын

Congratulations. I know how it is. I too have severe sleep apnea and have been using CPAP for 18 years. I had Philips Respironics machines up to the safety recall. I just got a new Resmed Airsense 10. After using it for the first night, I noticed the next morning that the water in the humidifier tank was full of white fibers. You have to look really close but with a magnifying glass or zooming in with the phone I couldn't believe all the white fibers I was seeing. I've done multiple tests and experiments and am pretty sure it is the fibers from the filters. If you look at the filters up close with a magnifying glass or phone you will see the fibers fraying. Obviously I don't want to breathe in these fibers so I won't use the machine until this is resolved. Just wondering if you have seen this with your machine?

@Travis_22

4 ай бұрын

I'm glad it worked out for you 👍 I'm starting the process hopefully in a couple of weeks.

@--AB--

3 ай бұрын

I started 2 weeks ago with Resmed 11. What a nightmare. Can't sleep at all, get really bad headache. My lungs hurt really bad and my sternum is painful to the touch, feels like heart is skipping. Dr says to keep trying till I get used to it. I get anxiety just thinking about it. Tried full face, the nose pillows and it's always the same. About to give up.

@Ryan40272

2 ай бұрын

Just upgraded to the 11 from the 10. Definitely like the smaller footprint it has, but for some reason I can’t figure out why it lightly still blows are after I take it off. Like it will do it for 20-30mins after the mask is off. My 10 never done that.

@TheBlindPharmacist

Ай бұрын

It is blowing air so that it will remove the moisture from the tubing.​@@Ryan40272

Sleep apnea caused my dad to pass away at 49. It’s no joke, put up with the annoyances and wear your CPAP.

@amylouava5134

8 ай бұрын

I agree it is not a joke I've been suffering w this since my late 20s and trying to sleep w cpap for 3 years and can't aleep with it because of the air pressure not that it's uncomfortable. But irs causing me fast heart rate high blood pressure in my sleep dizziness chest pain it's ruining my life and has got way worse left untreated and mine is only mild they say. I just had a baby and am praying I be get better to be here e him.. I am now trying my hardest to sleep with cpap and waiting to try to get an oral appliance made. I am so sorry about your father. Yes it is a very serious disease and I also wish the doctors would take it more serious. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

@rosea2350

7 ай бұрын

@@amylouava5134I’m sorry for what you’re going through. Some companies and doctors just give out CPAPs and do not help patients figure out how to make it comfortable. I suggest getting some cushions to put on your face mask to make it less annoying. I found them on Amazon. And don’t bother with nasal masks because most people sleep with their mouth open and even if they don’t they eventually will.

@y2k4ed

7 ай бұрын

I’ve had sleep apnea for over 40 years. I swear I even had it at age 6 but was never diagnosed. At age 22 I got treatment with a CPAP machine. I’d love to stop using it but I see no options. I have my doubts on this treatment.

@davidanderson8469

6 ай бұрын

@@y2k4ed They work perfectly for moderate to mild sleep apnea.

@suziewhitehead8303

3 ай бұрын

I wish it were that simple. I’ve been trying like crazy but still have on average 13 apneas per hour with the machine plus it constantly wakes me up. I’m a light sleeper so it is making matters worse because every time I move I wake up. It’s hard to know what’s worse for my health because I’m exhausted and while using the machine it’s causing me stress.

I wonder how much do those background actors get paid just to nod in agreement.

@MonPetitPois68

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, me too. There's probably a study behind it but they annoy the heck out of me and put me off. The good thing is, if they run out of work, you can always place them in the back of cars like these little dogs bopping their head.

@kaddourali8279

3 жыл бұрын

Lovely Video! Forgive me for the intrusion, I would appreciate your thoughts. Have you tried - Franaar Magic Dream Formula (should be on google have a look)? It is an awesome exclusive guide for eradicating sleep apnea and snoring without the hard work. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my best friend Jordan after a lifetime of fighting got amazing results with it.

@rickmorales2113

2 жыл бұрын

About $1,500....

@bradredford4846

8 ай бұрын

$100

@Travis_22

4 ай бұрын

😂

Been using cpap for three years. Can not sleep without it. Before cpap I would get up four times a night to pee. Now I get up once per night. Your body needs that air.

I’m 31yo. I’ve been using my CPAP for 7 years. I’m done with it. It doesn’t cure it. It only slightly improves. I am going to seek treatment one more time with hopes they prescribe surgery. If not, I am going to give up. In the US, we don’t cure illness, we treat illness. Because we are all about money. Not curing people.

@AmericaFirst1963

2 жыл бұрын

Have you tried the Dental product?? How much do you weight? What is your height? Trying to help you.

@alexr2790

2 жыл бұрын

@@AmericaFirst1963 Yes. Tried dental product. Didn’t work for me. Not saying it doesn’t work for others but it was a comfort/claustrophobia issue for me. Felt like I was trying to sleep with legos in my mouth. I am 31yo, 260 lbs. and 5’10”. When I started the CPAP treatment I was 220 lbs. Weight gain is partially lifestyle, but lifestyle is also a result of poor sleep which affects my energy levels and appetite. Since writing my last comment, I have since seen my doctor and got new supplies. I am starting to see a difference. Thinking maybe I just needed to replace my mask. It has been a while. But, still not 100%. Doctor recommended MMA surgery if I wanted to be off of CPAP for good but that would require breaking my jaw and a very long and difficult recovery. Not going to pursue this option. I would look into other surgery like UPPP surgery but not MMA.

@marquitagovan7613

2 жыл бұрын

Have you looked into Inspire it is new

@glenwoodfore

2 жыл бұрын

Go see an oral/facial specialist or orthodontist who specializes in palate expansion. You likely have sleep apnea because you have no room for your tongue. When you sleep the tongue is forced into the back of your throat instead of on the roof of your palate where it should be. This essentially causes a restriction of your airway and makes you wake up repeatedly. Expanding your palate will help this and may cure it. This can be done with jaw surgery or an expansion device. Best of luck to you.

@hairrum

2 жыл бұрын

@@marquitagovan7613 where do i find inspire? Can you tell more about what it is?

Had a SomnoMed device. Wore it religiously for 4 yrs. Every morning, you have allow for your jaws to resituate because of the protrusion caused by the device. AND the TMJ after a year had periodic pain and discomfort, even after readjusting!! And my inner ears always tickled of and on during the day and night!! Now I have a CPAP and the pillows work great!! And my SpO2 has not dropped below 90%. Even with the SomnoMed, it would sometimes drop to 74% and averaged 84 - 88%. And the Wellue O2 Ring is a great addition.

@BeeRich33

7 күн бұрын

So you don’t Somnomed anymore? It’s painful? My cpap is intolerable.

I got really heavy during the pandemic and still drink often yeah I think it’s time to put the bottle down and get healthy again

My husband has been wearing a Cpap for about 10 years with no problems. I tried the Cpap mask and I couldn’t tolerate it so I now do the oral appliance. I don’t snore anymore. I sleep well. I do have a little jaw pain though.

These work. You just need to make sure that your doctor or dentist creates a mold that you wear in the morning for 5-10 minutes after removing the device to correct your bite. Your jaw gets used to it after the first couple of days

@rehamhinai4745

5 ай бұрын

Hi l, so it will not cause headache?

@broc1617

5 ай бұрын

@@rehamhinai4745 No headaches for me but it may not be the same for everyone. I know it does make your jaw sore for a few days but it goes away

@cleanqueen75

Ай бұрын

@@rehamhinai4745I don’t have headaches from the oral appliance.

@2:33 The real answer is no, some health insurance don't cover the cost of this EMA device ($1,000-$2,000), or only offer partial coverage.

Where can we get this?

I never slept a single night with my CPAP, I don't know how people get used to it pushing back against their breath, I don't want inspire either. I want something like the EMA, but can't find anyone who accepts my insurance that will prescribe it

@Ryan40272

2 ай бұрын

Sounds to me your doc has your machines psi set too high

I don't know about the whole "Being Overweight/Obese" thing... I remember going thru Basic Training and bunking in an open bay with about 40 other individuals....and guess what? Even tho we were thin, lean and young, we all snored our asses off! You had to wear earplugs because it was so loud! Some even displayed signs of apnea.

@Timetravel1111

3 жыл бұрын

Omg 😳 was there a lot of drinking 🍺 then as well? Ha ha I am fairly fit, if I look at the height/ weight chart I have 11 lbs to loose. Yet many day I’m fit compared to most they are very overweight. Did you get any device to help you breathe?

@TheClimb511

3 жыл бұрын

@@Timetravel1111 Yes, I use the SnoreRX Plus...night and day difference. And no, no one drank alcohol in basic training, so that wasn't a factor.

@mejo7254

3 жыл бұрын

I bet it sounded like a trainwreck every night. Lol! I decided to share rooms on a trip early last year with my older sister and brother. I didn't know both members snore. Boy did they sock it to me. Sounded like a large object crashing, scared the mess out of me. Laid awake all night. The sad part neither one wants to test for apnea.

@TheClimb511

3 жыл бұрын

@@mejo7254 Most everyone wore earplugs, since it was an open bay type setting. I guess you really never know if some snores or even how loud they snore until you try and sleep in the same room. And then when you confront them about how loud they snore, what do they say? "No I don't!" Download the SnoreLab app, if you don't already have it. It records alright with some pretty accurate feedback. I use it every night.

@christianjames9667

3 жыл бұрын

Sleep apnea is not just snoring though. It's pausing or stopping breathing throughout your sleep that's the problem.

"Open the airway 5 cm" that's a good one

Im 41 and recently was diagnosed with mild sleep apnea. I finally received my oral device and love it. It takes so time to get us to but it's like wearing invisaline.

@cwatson4931

7 ай бұрын

Where did you get your oral piece from

@cheapticketssuntravelsdn.b1269

5 ай бұрын

Hey where did you purchase it from ?

@veauxcal

4 ай бұрын

where you get it?

My husband uses this device and what a difference it has cause. I am happy and he is feeling better. He was never able to use the stupid cpap.

Phillips had a recall and we have been without ours for nearly a year. Funny how new ones are being issued while those paid for by insurance are waiting for chips to be replaced. I call my cpap my personal torture device.

@Sneezyridr

Жыл бұрын

My cpap distributor said at least 8 months before I’ll get mine, I told them I can get one overnight from a different company and would pay for it if I was reimbursed….. they said nope, no can do.

Where can we buy this in Philippines?

Where is the information ℹ️ on this device? Anyone use it and it helps?

Does this work for all of you who have tried it please give an honest review does it really work and how much is it

I would love to try this but I already know it won't work for me. Whenever I put anything in my mouth I drool like crazy and almost drown while sleeping. I know this because I tried something similar a few years back. No joy. Cpap is not that bad but you have to stick with it for at least 6 months to get use to it. I believe it took me about a year. I can not go even one night without it. I don't breathe at all when lying down.

@koriami9117

3 жыл бұрын

I've tried every type of nose pillow and face mask they've thrown at me and I cannot get consistent results with cpap. I still feel tired all the time and can't seem to stay asleep for a full night anymore

@federalbureauofindigestion4084

2 жыл бұрын

@@koriami9117 you say you tried every mask. Did anyone ever suggest mouth tape?

@elizdonovan5650

2 жыл бұрын

When wearing the mask I found that, having my head at the end of the pillow, meant that the pillow was not interfering with the fit of the mask to my face. It became easier to tolerate the strangeness of the mask on my face. Hope this helps somebody. It may help to use a small cushion instead of a pillow. Stay safe all fellow sleep apnea people. ☘️🌝🌲

I love this device, only pisses me off you need a doctor prescription to get one made, as someone who doesn’t have insurance and won’t pay for insurance.

@davidanderson8469

6 ай бұрын

That's because it's a precision device and has to be manufactured and fitted by professionals. I can't recommend Sleep Alliance enough.

Where to order

I had sleep apnea when I was thin. Sleep apnea impacts metabolism and slows it down. Getting a good night's text without obstruction helps make people more energetic and active during hours they are awake

From where can I get this device?!

What about central sleep apnea which affects younger people who don’t snore and are not overweight?

@KK-vb2gg

Жыл бұрын

If you use cpap central sleep apnea would be better. Actually in most of case central sleep apnea depends on the obstructive sleep apnea. Have you ever use cpap or bpap machine?

@sandraarrieta3586

Жыл бұрын

@@KK-vb2gg Thanks for your reply. I have used a cpap for past 4 years. How do you know if you've been give a central sleep apnea cpap machine? After the questionnaire and sleep study, they determined there's no obstruction/snoring so how do I talk to my provider about what I need?

I was skinny and had sleep apnea. always snored. had to wear the same thing in the video years ago. went away.. find my self wearing it now that im older..

How much cost

I have one and it hurts my teeth and jaw so it’s hard to keep it in all night. I do sleep better with it in and I would say it does work. My wife says I normally move around all night long but when I wear the mouth piece I am still.

@simonrankin9177

2 жыл бұрын

Im the same my new mask makes my teeth sore if its not one thing its another. ..☺☺

@bryanutility9609

2 жыл бұрын

How much did it cost total?

@russellallen5482

2 жыл бұрын

@@bryanutility9609 mine was $1,500 , I definitely sleep better with it and my wife says I do not snore while wearing it.

@lawv804

2 жыл бұрын

That dental appliance has been a game changer for me. But it does come loose and wake me up at least once each night.

@y2k4ed

7 ай бұрын

@@russellallen5482I don’t understand how the creators came up with a $1500 plastic mouthpiece? I’d definitely would want guarantees.

I'm not obese not overweight at all, and I snore like a freight train and feel like I was hit by one every single morning I wakeup. I'm so sick of being tired.

@J.D.Mc.

3 жыл бұрын

Same thing happened to me! Went to a clinic and did a "at home" sleep study. Turns out i have severe obstructive sleep apnea. I had a messed up nose from childhood breaks so before trying any machines out i had surgeries. A ENT fixed my septum, opened my nasal cavity by reducing my turbanites, then i had another surgery and had my tonsils, adenoids, and uvula removed which REALLY opened up my airway. I still have apnea but its way way down. I can actually breathe ALOT better and wake up quick! Like fully mentally and physically functional in 2 min. (Its crazy cool.) Im getting a mouth piece soon because cpap isnt for me and i can still better my apnea number🤷🏼‍♂️. My recommendation for you is to get it checked. Dont let them push a cpap on you right away, look for alternatives for you. If you have apnea it will start to really screw up your health when your in your 30s and 40s unchecked. Like high heart attack risk, stroke risk, diabetes, etc. (No joke i was shocked to learn this) DON'T put this off. Your primary care physician can get you a referral to a sleep doctor. (Who can give you a referral to a ENT if you have apnea and you prefer the surgery route) At home studies are easy. It will be good to know. But I'd bet money you have the same thing i had. In the meantime please try to sleep on your side or stomach. It helps by not allowing your airway to collapse so much and will mildly improve your sleep. 🕉🙏🏻🕉

@corninyourpoop

3 жыл бұрын

@@J.D.Mc. JD, thank you so much for the info! I had no idea sleep apnea could place us at risk for things like stroke or heart attack!! Omg! I don't have insurance lol, but I am going to do my best to find someone to work with me for an at home sleep study :) I know for a fact my grandma and dad have it, and I'm in my 30s already, so I think you're right - need to get checked asap! I'm glad you have healed and are feeling well again, and I hope you find the right device to help you even more! I didn't even know you could get your uvula removed lol you've taught me so much in just a small KZread comment, I appreciate you taking time to write me!

@J.D.Mc.

3 жыл бұрын

@@corninyourpoop You are most welcome! 😁👍🏻 Do your future self a favor, DONT put it off. In your 30s is when the negative effects start to really manifest themselves. (Voice of experience ) If insurance is a real problem, which i totally understand, there are programs relatively cheap. The average cost of the At home sleep apnea test is between 150 to 200 dollars. I know its an expense however your medical bills down the road could cost thousands, even over 100k depending upon the situation. Slowed reflexes and reaction time due to extremely poor sleep can put your health and the health of others at risk. Not trying to sound negative, only stressing the importance. Please be careful. I wish you luck, hit me up when you got the test done, ill bet your apnea number is somewhere around 30. 🤔 (give or take 5) Until then, keep eating corn. 🤣👍🏻

@Amrani964

3 жыл бұрын

hey guys, i have a genuine question, did sleep apnea cause you any mental health issues, like severe anxiety and depression?

@corninyourpoop

3 жыл бұрын

@@Amrani964 JD may be the best person to answer your question, as I've not gone for a study to be officially diagnosed. But I do deal with both of those issues. If I get bad sleep, I wakeup with anxiety as a result of a tight feeling in my chest. Depression, absolutely, but not sure if it's a separate issue from apnea.

Whats the brand name for the mouth guard

I find the CPAP life changing and feel so much better and well rested. The Resmed P10 mask works best for me. Super minimal.

@BeeRich33

7 күн бұрын

I can’t stand mine.

Will it work if you have a collapsed/deviated left septum?

Love has never stopped for my CPAP!!! Once I received it, I have never gone without it, unless the power was out. When I first got it, the sleep was so divine that I would daydream about the coming evening just to go to bed and sleep again with my CPAP!!! I knew that beautiful, wonderful sleep was all because of my beloved CPAP. Some of the luster has worn off a bit, but I KNOW where my blissful sleep comes from. THANKS, Resmed!!!!

It's always a Persian Beverly Hills dentist trying to sell you something 🤣🤣

This device works like a charm for me. No more snoring and no more drops in O2, in other words no more sleep apnea. The only drawback for me is that I have to push my jaw back in the morning so my bite is in the correct place for the day. Takes about 30 seconds after removing it. So happy to be getting better sleep .

@kevOzilla

8 ай бұрын

a week since this comment do you still use it and is it great working for you?

@jztouch

8 ай бұрын

Yes been using it for a few months. My device is by Somnomed. It wasn’t cheap. Made custom by my dentist and I’ve verified it works with a snore app and continuous 02 monitor. Very little to no snoring now and no O2 drops like I was having before. Works well.

@amylouava5134

8 ай бұрын

​@jztouch I can not sleep w cpap either osa causing debilitating health issues. Last option is dental appliance at dentist we have to pay out of pocket for..tried cheap molded one at ent it was horrible. How do you moniter your o2 to see if it's helped? I have a smart watch..also so you drool wearing the device and how comfortable is it on the teeth at night and do tou have to adjust it tighter on your jaw? Thank you so much if read this. My supposed mild sleep apnea is ruining my life and I have a newborn to raise so I have to figure something out. 🙏🙏🙏

@jztouch

8 ай бұрын

Mine is very comfortable and only took a couple nights to get used to. I use the Wellue O2 monitor ring and use the Snore Lab app after making an adjustment. My device adjusts up to 8mm. I adjusted it up to 2.5mm and found that my jaw muscles had gotten used to the forward position by morning so I was having to push it back into place. I adjusted it back to 1.5mm to help alleviate that and last night found my snoring slightly increased and I had 10 drops to 90% so overall not too bad and I’ll continue to monitor results and see if I need to adjust up again. The only downside for me is having to push my jaw back every morning so my bite is correct for the day. For me it’s worth feeling more alert during the day and knowing I’m reducing my chances of developing the negative health effects of sleep apnea. Hope that helps!

@jztouch

8 ай бұрын

@@amylouava5134oh and btw nighttime drooling has not been an issue. :)

Iwant dis device

If one wears a bite plate for TMJ, clenching, could you put one of these in your mouth. What’s the cost for this?

Curious about what is sleep apnea in the cause of not breathing during sleep have to do with the discussion selling products that are for different reasons than the topic stated for discussion?

Question-what if you have TMJ or clench at night? Does the mouth piece also help with this. Question2- the muscles in my neck seem to be very sore and tight when I have not slept well at night. How do you remedy this as well?

@shuikai272

3 жыл бұрын

Have you heard of MMA surgery? I think you should look into that if you have TMJ and sleep apnea.

@paulomendes8561

3 жыл бұрын

@Bob Wilson Hello Bob, Did you try Inspiratory muscle training?? With some kind of device like powerbreathe?? I have been use his device and help me too much!!! Best regards

@iTzShakenJoE

3 жыл бұрын

I WAS TOLD YES... HOWEVER, IT'S VERY EXPENSIVE!

Where do I get that EMA Device?

Millimeters not cm

My prothodontist told me that the orthodonture (braces) I had as a teen where they took out 4 teeth - probably to shorten the time the orthodontist had to work on my teeth - made my mouth too small for my adult tongue. He said that this would result in sleep apnea. He said sleeping on my back would make my tongue fall back and obstruct my airway while I slept. He said I should sleep on my side. He said to have my HMO diagnosis whether or not I have obstructive sleep apnea. I did the sleep test and they did diagnosis me with sleep apnea. I got a cpap device - but it seems to create more obstructive episodes than not using it. I tried the bubble suction tongue device that pulls your tongue forward while you sleep - but my tongue slips out of it as soon as I relax and start to sleep. What I need is a device that allows my jaw to come forward with my tongue that supports my tongue being forward , supports my bite and doesn’t change it. My jaw needs to come forward but the braces made my upper jaw too short. So I need something to support my upper jaw while letting my lower jaw and tongue come forward as I sleep. I’ll try this device just for grins and if it works that will be a miracle.

@garyconway2694

Жыл бұрын

I'm exactly the same, I just pulled my cheeks outwards and couldn't believe the gulp of air that I felt, I desperately need a solution for this, it means we are not even getting enough air when awake aswel.

@partyguy1234

Жыл бұрын

I’m so with on this, dealing with exact same thing!!!

@id9473

11 ай бұрын

I am dealing with this same thing as well.

I don't think you mean 5 - 6 cm that's 2 to 2 and half inchs that's the size of a pool ball . I have one of these and it is adjustable in millimeter's up to about 6 mm.

@Timetravel1111

3 жыл бұрын

What is yours called? What name of website can I buy one? The sleep apnea one isn’t listed.

@lovelifting

3 жыл бұрын

Yea. He meant 5-6 millimeters. Good catch 👌. I work in the field… 5-6mm is a bug improvement

@lovelifting

3 жыл бұрын

*Big improvement

This is a mandibular advancement device, its nothing new or amazing, yes it can make your jaw lock forwards which is a pain to push back, I had one, it didn't work very well, but switching from face mask to nasal pillows was a game changer for me, I sleep so great now with cpap.

@simonrankin9177

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the advice...

@phwshopping1426

2 жыл бұрын

Wait so you only use a nasal pillow no other device? Or the nasal pillow with cpap? The wedge pillow?

@sajwhozsane

2 жыл бұрын

@@phwshopping1426 the term nasal pillow is given to the mask that fits in your nostrils only, it's connected to a cpap machine. I just use a firm pillow to lay my head on, I hope that clears it up for you.

@phwshopping1426

2 жыл бұрын

@@sajwhozsane ahhh okay I see thank you!

@joemiller95

Жыл бұрын

I can't use a nasal pillow because the instant my mouth opens even a tiny bit all the air goes out of my mouth. I can't grasp how a nasal pillow can be used without this problem. Maybe I'm at a higher upper pressure than you are but it's a cyclone the instant my lips part even slightly, the air pressure takes the shortest route and that's directly out of my mouth, then there's nothing forcing it to go down into my lungs. How do you keep your mouth closed? At some point my jaw relaxes and then it's over. Even a strap around my jaw isn't enough. The tiniest opening in my lips and it's done.

I used it for several years. Messed up my teeth and jaw. I use a tongue ratainer now ...works well...for a total cost of $9.

@dafunkyworm

4 ай бұрын

Where'd you get the tono retainer from and what's it called?

@Hi-pt2nq

2 ай бұрын

Please answer and update if it still works after all this time

@jjjohn5914

2 ай бұрын

@@Hi-pt2nq this is the third time I'm replying....utube is not allowing a response for some reason. The tongue retainer is a soft silicone that I purchased on ebay...I will follow-up with a link for the product.

@jjjohn5914

2 ай бұрын

@@dafunkyworm this is the third time I'm replying....utube is not allowing a response for some reason. The tongue retainer is a soft silicone that I purchased on ebay...I will follow-up with a link for the product.

@jjjohn5914

2 ай бұрын

@@dafunkyworm Utube is not allowing link. Ebay Seller is Alayna575

Being fat doesn’t mean your tongue is fat. Having a fat tongue is having a fat tongue 🙄

@panchopistola8298

2 жыл бұрын

Lol it’s the fat on your throat

Starts with CPAP results and ends with sales for a dental device? It just never ends.

Is doing nighttime oximetry on his patients to make sure it works? Important.

@maginasky6098

3 жыл бұрын

This was great, been searching for "can you get a cpap without a sleep study?" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - letochy fast apnea plan - (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? It is a great one off product for discovering how to get rid of sleep apnea without the headache. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my buddy got amazing results with it.

@geoffroytsimamotsy7608

3 жыл бұрын

This was great, I have been researching "obstructive sleep apnea and high altitude" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - letochy fast apnea plan - (should be on google have a look ) ? It is a smashing exclusive guide for discovering how to get rid of sleep apnea without the hard work. Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my work buddy got great success with it

I from india how can i get it?

“50% of them (CPAP patients) quit wearing it within 1 to 3 weeks!”…You don’t say?! I’m glad to know I’m not alone! My ResMed machine is not particularly noisy. Nor is it particularly uncomfortable, but the hassle of cleaning it out, as well as the mask, EVERY DAY, is just too much! And then they came out with these CPAP, UV cleaning machines (“SoClean”,etc.) a few years ago. Long story short, upon investigation, I found out that patients STILL MUST clean their CPAP apparatus, just as before, even with using these CPAP sanitation machines, so unless a true suitable alternative to CPAP enters into play, there is no hope for us, CPAP as we know it today just does not cut it for half of us!

@kevOzilla

8 ай бұрын

no screw cpap machines they have been getting people sick and killing people causing cancer all cpap machines have toxic foam inside that degrades over time and using soclean breaks down the foam even faster the only safe option for sleep apnea is oral applliances

@judgedayan9934

3 ай бұрын

Baloney. Use the CPAP even if not cleaned every day, it won't make a difference. Cleaning it once a week is fine. Vacuum the little filter once a month.

Plus you need a sleep study with this device to ensure its working for you. I doubt very seriously if it works with central sleep apnea. However people who don't use their pap / cpap etc it's better something than nothing.

VIVOS appliances may be a better long term solution since it addresses the root cause of a high and narrow palette that some people like myself has, though I am thin and in excellent physical condition. I'm going through this now but the jury is still out for me as to whether it will resolve my sleep apnea problems.

@max_rove

2 жыл бұрын

I also have a high and narrow palette like you, as well as recessed jaws. I am getting double jaw advancement surgery in a few months to permanently cure my sleep apnea and widen my airways. I suggest you look into it. It may help.

@Kimmer

2 жыл бұрын

@@max_rove Good luck with your procedure. I'm in the middle of using VIVOS which is expanding my jaws and teeth. It's a slow process, but seems to be working. I don't have the problems you have with your jaws, so I've never considered surgery which is a radical approach, though sometimes necessary. Hope it works out well for you. Best wishes!

@dianeschad5271

Жыл бұрын

@@max_rove p

@s13283

Жыл бұрын

@@max_rove how did it work out for you? The surgery??

@max_rove

Жыл бұрын

@@s13283 Hi, I'm 4 months post-op. My lower jaw was advanced around 12mm. That allows me to have a straight posture without my tongue suffocating me.

Works great for seven years now. Sleep Alliance made me my latest version which is better yet.

I think you mean 5-6 millimeters not centimeters. 5-6 centimeters so over 2 inches it would be impossible to move your jaw forward 2 inches. But they do definitely work, I use one , better than cpap by a mile. Cpap mask actually change your facial features and press your jaw further back.

@RyanWilliams222

3 жыл бұрын

I wondered if he meant 5-6 mm, too. 5-6 cm sounds like a lot. I got one of these and it didn’t work for me, but it was worth a shot.

@iDTecKt

2 жыл бұрын

A cpap does not change ur facial features lol

How can I get this devise according to my mouth size , pls suggest

@shuikai272

3 жыл бұрын

They make a mold of your teeth and custom make it

@sparklebutt1119

3 жыл бұрын

This can cause bite and jaw issues. Not worth it.

@Ryan-gz6ym

2 жыл бұрын

@@sparklebutt1119 I'm able to correct my bite/jaw issues with exercises. I do have to take breaks from using the device, though.

@anapatriciaaguilarneri9078

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ryan-gz6ym how?

I have it really bad its server my dr told me. I have trouble falling asleep. Right when i start dozing off my body jolts really hard nd my heart feels like its gana stop aslo my body get really shaky nd week. I had it bad the other night nd creeked my neck.

Can this help with my nocturia frequency night urinaruon it works the same as a cpap machine

@donadams3313

7 ай бұрын

When you have sleep apnea your brain gets deprived of oxygen. When the oxygen gets low enough your brain will wake you up. So usually you get up to take a piss...so when you wake up you figure it is to take a piss. I had mild sleep apnea...the first night of CPAP i woke up feeling great. The CPAP machine was great...when i stop using it I will start waking up tired...then I start wondering why...oh yeah I am not using CPAP. The drawback with CPAP it can dry out your mouth...saliva protects your teeth. I lost all of my teeth do to dry mount...make sure you get one with a humidifier attached to it.

the devices that move your lower jaw forward create massive stress and tension on your lower jaw. Takes till about noon before my teeth line up again and my jaw relaxes again, imho these are not a fix but merely a Band-Aid with side effects. Sore jaw syndrome.

Some nights I just can't breathe and I can't even move and when I can finally move my hands or legs then I can breathe again..........It really sucks and I don't know what it is....

My sleep doctor refused to prescribe me the mouth piece when I said I can’t use the cpap because it gave me ptsd episodes. It’s up to me to figure it out I guess lol

Hey I'm having severe memory issues im only 30 like I can't remember what I did the day before and I have sleep apnea I'm getting my machine soon is it to late to save my memory am I doing this all for nothing it's mild sleep apnea

Wow thank you I have it

@ItsYunque

3 жыл бұрын

How did u get it

I'm in complete admiration of this. I recently read a book with a similar topic, and it was astonishing. "Better Sleep Better Life" by William Brook

I just got my CPAP machine n hate it so far.

Why no one talks about tongue space???

This device changed my bite to the extent I needed braces to correct my bite. It never changed my snoring or sleep apnea. Definitely not covered by insurance. Btw my BMI is 23.

@simonrankin9177

2 жыл бұрын

Thats sad my friend, ive got sleep apnia and on a machine, im trying hard to loose weight, and i think my apnias are getting a fraction better, the only people who dont show any positive vibes are the suppliers of the machines they are itching to make millions on us poor sufferers ....

@federalbureauofindigestion4084

2 жыл бұрын

@@simonrankin9177 what was your official diagnosis?

@simonrankin9177

2 жыл бұрын

@@federalbureauofindigestion4084 my condition is severe sleep apnia but im going to work on it ,even if i can bring it down to moderate would be good ....thanks. ..

@federalbureauofindigestion4084

2 жыл бұрын

@@simonrankin9177 was it just standard sleep apnea? (As in central sleep apnea), or did they mention obstructive apnea too? I by no means am trying to come off as arrogant, I know a bit about sleep disordered breathing so I’m just curious about your case, and am hoping I can offer a decent suggestion.

@simonrankin9177

2 жыл бұрын

@@federalbureauofindigestion4084 ive got obstructive sleep apnia to my knowledge, no central sleep apnia, im told central sleep apnia is the real bad one thats when your brain refuses to send the correct signals to your breathing apparatus

I've been wearing cpap 2 yrs, it's a nightmare

@elizdonovan5650

2 жыл бұрын

When wearing the mask I found that, having my head at the end of the pillow, meant that the pillow was not interfering with the fit of the mask to my face. It became easier to tolerate the strangeness of the mask on my face. Hope this helps somebody. It may help to use a small cushion instead of a pillow. Stay safe all fellow sleep apnea people. ☘️🌝🌲

i’m happy to try it cpap machines suck

I have gone thru 20 mask more or less. I have finally found one, a nasal mask that works great. Only problem is, my wife says I release some air at night thru my mouth causing a snoring type noise. Although she has gotten used to the occasional noise. I recently purchased the mouth tape to keep my mouth shut. They also work. I have been using CPAP for over 15 years. It has saved my life. It takes some getting used to in the beginning but I need mine all night, every night. I would also advise purchasing a 2nd machine as a backup as these machines can and do stop operating.

Has anyone actually used the zcomfort

There are two types of sleep apnea I wonder if this will be the answer for both?

@shuikai272

3 жыл бұрын

They're basically the same

@nmg5100

3 жыл бұрын

No. It can only help with obstructive sleep apnea and not with central sleep apnea. That I do know for sure

So ... than... what !

I'm sick of hearing the myth that "all you gotta do is lose some weight". This is not true for many people. Obstructive sleep apnea is largely a craniofacial or maxillomandibular deficiency (small underdeveloped jaw and maxilla). This is why mandibular advancement devices work to treat patients with OSA. If you have an underdeveloped jaw it really doesn't matter how much weight you lose... it won't help you. At all. MMA surgery has a ~95% CURE RATE for OSA patients but is a painful procedure that your insurance won't cover. Anyway, I have my suspicions that 'xenoestrogen' exposure is largely responsible for decreasing the size of the average human jaw over the past century.

Hi, dear Mr.The Doctors, could you tell me how to contact you? we want to cooperate with you, look forward to your reply, thank you.

not if you have central apnea

How long does the average person go un-diagnosed for OSA before diagnosed?

@sajwhozsane

3 жыл бұрын

You can diagnose yourself, do you keep waking up at night? Do you feel tired all day? Do you fall asleep anywhere? If you answered yes, you most likely have sleep apnea and you can request a formal sleep study from your doctor.

@kaylah.williams

3 жыл бұрын

I am now 23 and I’ve been dealing with this since I was 16 and I have periods where it’s happening every single night then it’ll go unnoticed for nothing but lately it’s been happening every night and it scares me, I should be sleep right now but I hate waking up gasping for air.

@sajwhozsane

3 жыл бұрын

@@kaylah.williams I know the feeling, you shouldn't suffer with this, go and see your Doctor and get a cpap machine, you'll be back to sleeping like a baby soon. Until then, do not drink alcohol or take any muscle relaxant medications, sleep on your side, and make sure your nose is clear using one of them sprays that opens ur nose. That's all I can think of to minimise the risks until you get a cpap.

@nsmity13

3 жыл бұрын

@@sajwhozsane I just got a cpap and I feel worst than ever....

@elizdonovan5650

2 жыл бұрын

@@nsmity13 Are you using your machine correctly and is your mask a correct fit for your face, there are a few sizes available. When you have the mask on there should not be any air escaping. Check with your provider or doctor. Best of luck. ☘️🌝🌲

I like nose pillows, most comfortable. Way less pressure on the straps almost nothing compared to the hideous mask. My pressure is 14.

The cpap takes about a month to get used too, I have gotten used to it and now cant sleep without. BUT! i dont want to use it anymore, it can irritate the nose leave marks on my bald head etc. I would love an alternative, I am not too over weight i could loose a few kilos and will but would like to try something different and affordable. Im now a single guys the do have concerns of meeting someone new and then putting the cpap on if you know what i mean. With the cpap though i do sleep straight through and i wake up feeling great. So kinda not sure what i can do about this

@geensjc

Жыл бұрын

100% relatable

New?? I owned that design 15+ years ago. (or nearly same design) IIRC

@jacobrodriguez8572

3 жыл бұрын

Do you have a link to the device you’re using?

@Timetravel1111

3 жыл бұрын

Yes would you share what’s the name. Or website?

My father is fighting this disease since last 3 years.

@JBoo

2 жыл бұрын

I'm going on 2 years of sleeping with my machine. The teeth thing didn't work in my case. Everyone is different

@davidanderson8469

6 ай бұрын

It's not a disease. It's a physical abnormality.

I know this Dentist, and as a Dentist, I can say he’s not preaching anything amazing. Most Dentist’s worth their weight in salt can give you this treatment.

I swear underneath my chin I'm starting to look like a frogs

I need this. So that my love can sleep peacefully. Apparently I can woke up the whole house

Over weight people is not only one that has sleep Apnea. Please stop singling us out. Anyone can get sleep Apnea. However over weight people possibly has it worst.

@AmericaFirst1963

2 жыл бұрын

70-75% of cases are people with either shorter necks or are overweight. That’s just the truth

@yallawallahalla

2 жыл бұрын

So you’d prefer them to not mention the fact that overweight people are more likely to suffer from sleep apnea? It’s a pretty important point. Maybe one of the only groups of sleep apnea sufferers that could be treated by exercise alone.

@letitiasimpson7185

2 жыл бұрын

@@yallawallahalla you clearly didn’t ready my comment better it’s fundamental. Thank you carry on.

@dmalka336

2 жыл бұрын

sleep apnea also causes weight gain.

@SyntheticVoices

Жыл бұрын

Yep I am fairly slim and have sleep apnea.

These overproduced health programs look so old school now. They are just promotion vehicles. I’m sure a lot of the products work but these programs are now infomercials with the presenters getting well rewarded no doubt

But now we choke on salivating

The elastic bands don't work. They lose their elasticity and your jaw ends up back in the same position

Been on a cpap for about 4 years. Asked my dentist about these mouthpieces. He said, "oh, pshht, those are for people who dont like the machines...." wtf i thought about that for weeks before i realized what a messed up statement that was

@robertmartin1807

3 ай бұрын

So do they work!?

@oftheruin

2 ай бұрын

@@robertmartin1807 yeah the cpap helps me sleep for sure but it is a pain to use. i wash the silicone mask with soap and water every night and also my face. It helps the mask to seal and not leak. If it leaks, your sleep suffers. I don't know if the mouthpeices work. Id like to try one

wouldn't you spit out a mouth device like that while you sleep? how do you prevent that?

@sajwhozsane

3 жыл бұрын

You won't spit it out, it's on your teeth like Retainers.

I have it on right now lol my insurance covered 80 percent of it, it fix perfect and no more loud azz machine lol

Does this work for people who were full face CPAP masks they need air to be pushed down their throat? How much is it and why is it not advertise more if it works

@shuikai272

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah it doesn't matter what type of mask, the only reason it wouldn't work is if your jaw needs more advancement than it can handle, which is quite common actually and the fact that they are custom fitted is a big problem as far as I've seen, he said they have some kind of machine to see if it'll work though so I don't know how well that works. If the symptoms are severe enough and you absolutely cannot adhere to CPAP I would also consider MMA surgery, it has an extremely high success rate although it is expensive.

@hda300

3 жыл бұрын

I believe that people that are using cpap should have one of these mouthpieces in also because cpap mask can push your lower jaw further back. I know a person that uses cpap and his lower jaw is now sitting further back which is making his airway smaller. Some cpap have been used on children but this is crazy because there bones are still developing and they can permanently change their face features. I actually had sleep apnea and I had a Mouthpiece made it a dentist for $800.00 Nz but I don't need it now because it strengthen my jaw muscles using it and now I don't have a problem. Cpap mask over nose and mouth are described as an orthodontic head brace that pushs your jaw back.

doesn't this damage the TMJs and cause posterior open bite

Those devices are for people with really mild sleep apnea.

@woodsmaneh952

Жыл бұрын

“Those devices are for people whose sleep apnea is caused by jaw position.” There fixed that for you.

They are trained to focus on the problem not the root of the problem. They talked a lot about the airway and how that mouth guard can open up the airway by move lower jaw and the tongue forward, but they don’t care why the tongue falls back and block the airway in the first place. I doubt that mouth guard is gonna work while your tongue is forced to move forward out of the palate. The lower jaw muscles will likely work against the device due to it tries to follow the tongue lead which is back into the palate. Mandible rests where the tongue is, while tongue cannot rest where the mandible is. Easy as that. I don’t know why most doctors make it so complicated.

For about the past 3 nights I’ve been waking up with headaches in the middle of the night and my mouth be dry. Any pointers or know the reason for this? Thanks in advance.

@ascendsubliminals

2 жыл бұрын

You need to doctor. It could indicate inflammation of the optic nerve.

@madison1446

2 жыл бұрын

You might be breathing thru your Mouth rather than thru your nose. You might read or watch some stuff on dentist Weston Price. Some of us also mouth tape to assist in breathing through the nose.

@yallawallahalla

2 жыл бұрын

Me too. Since those symptoms have begun I’m also finding ’m getting up to use the toilet 2 or 3 times in the night (I’m not drinking more liquids than normal). Strange.

@hairrum

2 жыл бұрын

Are you taking a good magnesium?

hello friends

I sleep good but I wake up with red eyes and shortness of breath..maybe my sleep apnea is messing with me

i got that same mouth piece with the yellow bands and i brake the bands in my sleep so they gave me the blue ones and for get about it it gives me lock jaw i did loose 35 pounds and geting better thing is im not fat its muscle weight im 51 years old was at 270 pounds with some fat down to 235 pounds and sleep have apnea have no fat on me now . and im afraid that when i pop yellow bands i might swollow and choke on one and then croke im sick of these people trying to make money off this stuff and many have no idea how bad it can get with sleep apnea people act like you just suppose to suck it up lol just keep your chin up im like what ever you peter pan looking ass