I thought I should talk to you about snoring apnea because I know a lot of people suffer from this. I remember the first time I heard of it my roommate in college told me he had it. Basically the air passages in your throat are sort of blocked, which makes it difficult for you to get all the air into your body that you need while you sleep. Since the average person has never heard of this, nor the fact that you would have never learned from this from your parents or in the school system, you probably don't know how to approach the problem.

I think you have to recognize that snoring apnea only occurs when you sleep. The tissue in your throat that causes blockages only creates issues when you're asleep. That's really the pivotal point that should convince you that you make the issue start to work. It's really quite easy to understand. When you're awake your jaw is fully supported by muscles, but when you sleep those muscles become limp and the jaw presses on the throat.

The condition of snoring apnea is created by pressure from the throat, so you can easily fix the issue. What you need to start doing is control the position of your jaw and fully support it as you sleep. It is very easy to achieve with a jaw supporter, which holds it up. It will wrap around your chin and the top of your head providing all the support necessary to get around this problem.

Learn more about the Apnea Jaw Supporter.