Try a Stop Snoring Ring to Cure Your Snoring
If you snore and you don't sleep alone, chances are your partner has strongly hinted that you do something to stop.
Not only could snoring be compromising your health, it's also affecting your partner and probably adversely affecting your relationship.
There are many stop snoring treatments, remedies and devices, so deciding which one will work the best for you isn't an easy choice.
A stop snoring ring is one device that you may not have heard of but might want to consider.
What is a stop snoring ring? It is a ring, usually silver or copper, worn on the little finger of the left hand.
It's not a closed loop like a traditional wedding ring, for example, but has an opening.
This allows the user to put on the ring, getting it over the knuckle, and then squeeze it to adjust it to a firm but gentle pressure on the finger.
How does it work? The science behind the ring is based on the ancient Chinese practice of acupressure.
The ring stimulates an acupressure meridian point in the little finger that goes to the brain.
This particular point stimulates the nerves in the muscles that, during sleep, relax to the point of causing snoring.
Energy flows through these nerves, maintaining the muscles in a more supportive state, thus restoring normal breathing activity and reducing snoring.
How long should it be worn? The ring should be put on about an hour before bed time.
It should be worn for no more than 12 hours per day.
How much does it cost? Costs will vary, depending on where you get your ring, but expect to pay around $50 for one.
Does it really work? There are lots of testimonials from people who swear it works for them, in as little as three days.
Skeptics look at acupressure as voodoo medicine, but it has been around for a couple of thousand years.
Don't forget, not too long ago "traditional" Western medical practice was to bleed a person to cure his ills.
On the upside, a stop snoring ring isn't very expensive, especially when compared to a CPAP machine or a prescription mouthpiece ordered through a dentist.
You also won't have to wear something in your mouth or over your nose while you sleep.
You won't be using drugs with their sometimes unpleasant side effects.
When compared with the other devices and treatments available, a stop snoring ring may be just the ticket to cure your snoring.
Not only could snoring be compromising your health, it's also affecting your partner and probably adversely affecting your relationship.
There are many stop snoring treatments, remedies and devices, so deciding which one will work the best for you isn't an easy choice.
A stop snoring ring is one device that you may not have heard of but might want to consider.
What is a stop snoring ring? It is a ring, usually silver or copper, worn on the little finger of the left hand.
It's not a closed loop like a traditional wedding ring, for example, but has an opening.
This allows the user to put on the ring, getting it over the knuckle, and then squeeze it to adjust it to a firm but gentle pressure on the finger.
How does it work? The science behind the ring is based on the ancient Chinese practice of acupressure.
The ring stimulates an acupressure meridian point in the little finger that goes to the brain.
This particular point stimulates the nerves in the muscles that, during sleep, relax to the point of causing snoring.
Energy flows through these nerves, maintaining the muscles in a more supportive state, thus restoring normal breathing activity and reducing snoring.
How long should it be worn? The ring should be put on about an hour before bed time.
It should be worn for no more than 12 hours per day.
How much does it cost? Costs will vary, depending on where you get your ring, but expect to pay around $50 for one.
Does it really work? There are lots of testimonials from people who swear it works for them, in as little as three days.
Skeptics look at acupressure as voodoo medicine, but it has been around for a couple of thousand years.
Don't forget, not too long ago "traditional" Western medical practice was to bleed a person to cure his ills.
On the upside, a stop snoring ring isn't very expensive, especially when compared to a CPAP machine or a prescription mouthpiece ordered through a dentist.
You also won't have to wear something in your mouth or over your nose while you sleep.
You won't be using drugs with their sometimes unpleasant side effects.
When compared with the other devices and treatments available, a stop snoring ring may be just the ticket to cure your snoring.