When a doctor says that it is a "tissue issue" and you need surgery, consider just how fast tissue would need to grow and resorb for this to be true.  Say you are snoring and your spouse nudges you and you stop.  Did the excess tissue disappear in that one second.  And when you start snoring again five minutes later, has the tissue grown back? 

Even in your sleep, your mind continues to function to keep you alive and safe.

Your heart and lungs keep working

You can turn over in your sleep

You don’t hit the wall or bedstead when turning over in your sleep

You don’t fall out of bed

You don’t lose control of your bladder

You don’t lose control of your bowels

If your snoring is leading to sleep apnea, it is very likely that you have a carbon dioxide deficiency.  Medical studies show that almost all with sleep apnea do.  This can be corrected by clearing up the stress that leads to the carbon dioxide deficiency.  You can find out more at Stress and Illness and in the references that go with it.
 
 

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