According to statistics gathered about chronic snoring, old men and women are on top of the list of habitual snorers and along with them are middle aged men. Middle aged women fall after that on the list and children who chronically snore fall into the last category. It may seem irrelevant as to why a person has taken to snoring but what actually matters is the health hazards related to snoring.
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According to a survey conducted by the National Sleep Foundation, about 58% of adults in the US experience insomnia or some form of sleeping difficulties. Respondents to the poll also believe that their lack of restful sleep significantly affects their work performance, their relationship with others, motor skills and ability to avoid accidents, and even their health. Research studies actually show that sleep deprivation can speed up aging, slow down metabolism and even increase a person’s risk for developing diabetes, high blood pressure and other serious illnesses.
