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Primitive Instinct Theory:
Present-day snorers are simply reenacting the primitive instinct of making ferocious noises at night to protect their sleeping womenfolk by keeping dangerous animals at bay.
The Following advertisement appeared in a San Francisco News Paper:
“I Woke up at three o’clock
this morning, wondering who was mowing our lawn.
Another time, I dreamed a tugboat was stuck in our bedroom,
frantically signaling for help. This
has been going on for 15 years. I
can’t remember the last time I had a good night’s sleep.
When I threaten to go to another bedroom, my husband says he didn’t
marry me to sleep alone. I have
begged him to see a doctor or try remedies I have heard about.
But he won’t. He says,
I snore. Can you help me?”
Frantic in Fresno
.... over 150,000 replies poured in.
¨Epidemiological studies suggest that:
1983 Toronto Family Practice
Snoring Study Findings..
Sleep Deprivation Snoring leads to disrupted sleep for both yourself and your bed-partner. This sleep disruption leads to daytime tiredness and inattentiveness. A multitude of studies have demonstrated an increase in accidents, loss in productivity, mood swings, and health ailments in individuals deprived of a restful nights sleep. With snoring, both bed-partners are susceptible to these problems.
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