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By *aan31 OP   Man 6 days ago

Shrewsbury

Anyone on cpap with osa or sleep apnea?

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By *ilverfox691000Man 6 days ago

Edinburgh

Yeah I have a year ago.

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By *iss DevilWoman 6 days ago

Bedford

Yep, a few years now. Cpap made a huge difference to my life almost as soon as I started on it.

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By *igladAndLulahCouple 6 days ago

South East


"Anyone on cpap with osa or sleep apnea?

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Yeah, I have been for about 5-6 years, life changing

Biglad

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By *appygolucky247Man 6 days ago

ramsgate

Yeah . Recently got mine . Still finding it difficult to get to grips with .

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By (user no longer on site) 5 days ago

Sleep apnea actually is a big reason why people can't diet , due to the action going on with the breathing

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By *iss DevilWoman 5 days ago

Bedford


"Sleep apnea actually is a big reason why people can't diet , due to the action going on with the breathing "
How? In my opinion, dieting/eating healthy has not a lot to do with breathing. Exercise potentially does. But as there is a correlation between high BMI/being obese and sleep apnea, the advise is, generally, to lose weight if possible

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By *igladAndLulahCouple 5 days ago

South East


"Sleep apnea actually is a big reason why people can't diet , due to the action going on with the breathing How? In my opinion, dieting/eating healthy has not a lot to do with breathing. Exercise potentially does. But as there is a correlation between high BMI/being obese and sleep apnea, the advise is, generally, to lose weight if possible "

I can understand it, before I had my machine, I would wake up and feel like I had run a marathon, my body and mind were finished for the day and it had t even started.

The physical exhaustion would leave me ravenous and I’d eat to satisfy that but far too tired to do any exercise.

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By *allandy64Man 3 days ago

Sheffield

I've been using a cpap machine for around 18 months.

I would say the best result is me not snoring at all so my GF and I have a far better relationship.

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