Home >
Reporting underage consensual sex after the Teddy Bear case: A different perspective >
Reader Comments >
AirSnore
CONTACT THE EDITOR
Professor Ames Dhai
This journal is protected by a Creative Commons Attribution - NonCommercial Works License (CC BY-NC 4.0) | Read our privacy policy. Our Journals: South African Medical Journal | African Journal of Health Professions Education | South African Journal of Bioethics and Law | South African Journal of Child Health | Southern African Journal of Critical Care | Strenghtening Health Systems |
AirSnore
by ss Daniel Kamesh kamesh (2019-01-02)
Snoring AirSnore Review is far from being an easy health issue to deal with on a nightly basis. The on going problem of snoring is known to have a long term history when it comes to the being a problem for the whole family, affecting nearly all aspects of daily life. From the beginning of time, humans have had snoring issues no matter the age. It has been in the last couple of decades that the problem of chronic snoring has grown and cutting across nations, race and age a large numbers of individuals are dealing with this serious health issue. This of course is no coincidence, but instead there have been a wide variety of proven correlations between snoring and a variety of serious causes as to exactly why so many more people are habitually snoring nowadays.From the massive amounts of extra excess weight that people have gained over the last few years to taking prescription medications, there is no doubt that the problem of snoring has grown. Not only has there been an increase of snoring in both males and females of most all ages but there have also been a growing number of such issues in kids becoming habitual snorers. When it comes down to the chronic snoring statistics, older men are first on the list for being the largest group of habitual snorers. Then would be older women, but along with them are the middle aged men. As for middle aged women, they would be next in line and children that chronically snore fall into the smallest category. But no matter were a chronic snorer is statistically, habitual snoring is most always a bad thing.