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How to Sleep Better - Tonight!

Once you have identified the cause of your snoring from the previous section, you are now ready for some simple home remedies to help you sleep better tonight!

1. Sleep on Your Side
One of the best stop snore home remedy that I can offer you is to try and change your sleeping position. Did you know that by lying on your back you increase the chances of snoring at night? Also, sleeping on your stomach is stressful on your neck and spine. Try sleeping on your side, and grasp a pillow between your knees for comfort.

2. Weight and Snoring
If you are overweight, you have more fat around your neck that is clogging your airways at night: this blockage causes the snoring. The best thing for you then would be to find a good diet and exercise plan that will help you lose weight. Not only will you become fitter but you will find it much easier to stop snoring.

3. Avoid alcohol and sleeping pills
Alcohol and sleeping pills can depress your central nervous system and relax the muscles of your throat and jaw, increasing the chances of snoring. These substances are also known to contribute to sleep apnea, a dangerous condition that has been linked with cardiovascular disease.

4. Avoid dairy products
Dairy products cause mucus buildup which limits air flow in your respiratory system. Try a little honey to sooth your throat before going to bed.

5. Clear your airways!
Chronic respiratory allergies (such as sinusitis) may cause snoring by forcing sufferers to breathe through their mouths while they sleep as their nasal cavity is blocked. Try some over the counter cold medication for relief.

6. See a Doctor if You Are Pregnant and Snoring
Sometimes, women who are pregnant will begin to snore. The snoring may begin because of the increased body weight and because the hormonal changes of pregnancy cause muscles to relax. You should seek your doctor’s advice  as this can lead to oxygen deprivation for your baby.

7. Elevate your head
Sleeping with your head raised may take some of the pressure off of the airway, making breathing easier. Make sure you get a good and firm pillow instead of  a soft one.

8. Set Goals
Set achievable goals and work gradually toward your target. Try to get constructive feedback from your sleeping partner about changes to your snoring habits as you use some of the recommended products to stop snoring. Remember that it is important to not feel ashamed about it, as the steps to cure snoring might differ from person to person. A supporting partner can go a long way in motivating you to stop snoring!

John Bates

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