Reminder that snoring directly shortens your life and you should do everything in your power to avoid snoring if you care about your everyday energy levels and longterm health or longevity
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Hmm that’s weird indeed. I’m on mobile using voyager which opens a webview component and so I don’t have anything like unlock etc, maybe that’s why? No clue really
Sure, but when we talk about “someone who snores” it’s not an occasional thing in some positions that is benign, it’s typically a regular nightly occurance that is often disruptive to even partners who then experience health effects from impacted sleep
Reminder that snoring directly shortens your life and you should do everything in your power to avoid snoring if you care about your everyday energy levels and longterm health or longevity
source?
https://www.healthline.com/health/sleep-apnea/effects-on-body
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What the fuck is this fresh bullshit
How’d you end up with that message? Does your browser straight up decline all cookies?
No I usually manually decline them, and a few seconds after I did I was redirected to a page with that message.
How strange, I don’t even get a popup
Hmm that’s weird indeed. I’m on mobile using voyager which opens a webview component and so I don’t have anything like unlock etc, maybe that’s why? No clue really
Thank you. Is sleep apnea the same as snoring?
Obstructive sleep apnea is essentially snoring yeah
But does snoring equate to sleep apnea was the question
From the article:
Sure, but when we talk about “someone who snores” it’s not an occasional thing in some positions that is benign, it’s typically a regular nightly occurance that is often disruptive to even partners who then experience health effects from impacted sleep
I’m just saying snoring doesn’t mean sleep apnea. It can be a symptom of that or not