CPAP INTOLERANCE

RESMED INC ANNOUNCED 30% INCREASE IN PROFITS AND A 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT. WILL SLEEP APNEA TREATMENT REMAIN A GROWTH INDUSTRY?

ResMed Inc. is the world’s second- biggest maker of CPAP machines that help regulate breathing for people with sleeping disorders. They announced a 30% increase in mask sales and an increased net income of 190.1 million up from 146.4 million one year earlier. ResMed also announced a two-for-one split of the company’s outstanding shares of common stock.

Is Nasal Expiratory Resistance An Alternative to CPAP and Oral Appliances? Can The NERA Appliance be used with Oral Appliances?

An extremely interesting abstract can be foun in the Sleep Abstract Supplement "A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL OF NASAL EXPIRATORY RESISTANCE AS A TREATMENT FOR OBSTRUCTIVE SLEEP APNEA" by Berry RB1, Massie C2, Kryger . In their article they talk about the urgent need for alternatives to CPAP because of the dismal compliance to CPAP.

VARIABILITY IN HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE PREDICTS FUTURE STROKES. NEW SLEEP APNEA TREATMENT PROTOCOLS NEEDED TO REFLECT THIS DANGER

Patients with fluctuating high blood pressure are at greater risk of stroke than patients with consistently high blood pressure. A frequent cause of elevated blood pressure (hypertension) is untreated sleep apnea. Patients with untreated sleep apnea frequently have wide swings in blood pressure at night and will often have high blood pressure in early morning readings.

Improving Cpap Comfort And Compliance With Comfortable Custom Cpap Masks Combined With Oral Appliances

PRESS RELEASE ecember 4, 2009 A Chicago Sleep Apnea Dentist best known for providing his patients with comfortable alternatives to CPAP is one of the first dentists in the nation trained to fit patients with customized CPAP masks retained by oral appliances.

SNORING CAN BE DEADLY EVEN WHEN SLEEP APNEA IS NOT PRESENT! HEAVY SNORING INCREASES RISK OF CAROTID ATHEROSCLEROSIS.

A study published in Sleep, "Heavy snoring as a cause of carotid artery atherosclerosis" should alert all health professionals and concerned family members about the dangers of snoring.

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