Snoring

Snoring and Sinus Cones™ - How Sinus Cones™ Help Reduce Disordered Dependency on Mouth-Breathing
Snoring is frequently due to the inability to breathe deeply and adequately through the nose. Restricted breathing through the nasal passages may be due to congestion from a cold or allergies, chronic sinusitis, persistent nasal stuffiness, nasal reflex from recumbency, or anatomical obstruction occurring from septal deviation, or nasal valve collapse. Sometimes, restricted nasal breathing is simply due to the nasal passage being pressed closed by the pillow. Aging and excess weight play a role in nasal obstruction, too, and frequently the muscles in the face relax causing the nasal passages to collapse.

Restricted airflow through the nose creates dependency on mouth breathing. Inhaling through the mouth can be a challenge. The softer tissues of the back of the throat create drag and impede airflow.

By reducing mouth breathing, the associated noise problems can be minimized, or eliminated. Sinus Cones™ help this by expanding nasal passages to ease breathing and improve the volume of oxygen inhaled, so that dependency on mouth breathing is minimized.  

40% of the U.S. population snore. Many snore only when they have a cold, or when allergies flare up. For others with septal deviation, or other anatomical obstructions, snoring may have commenced when they were small children.

Alcohol plays a role as it increases muscle relaxation, which allows the mouth to drop open, and the nasal passages to close inward.

Sinus Cones™ help relieve all sorts of obstructions by working inside the nose where the relief is needed, so that you are able to breathe deeply and fully for a better night’s rest.