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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.
The recent statistics reveal that there are about 12 million American men who snore! No doubt a man snoring next to you is one of the most irritating things to disturb your slumber as it pierces the silence of the night. There may be times when you really want to have a cozy evening together only to hear your man snoring and putting a damper to your plans.
Snoring is a widespread problem. There are an estimated 15 million snorers in Britain. Many of these sleep with a partner and/or have friends or family on the other side of a thin wall so, when we consider that some snorers can produce 100 decibels of noise – which is equivalent to sleeping next to a pneumatic drill on full power – it’s easy to see that around half the population are not sleeping properly. Statistics indicate that this percentage is similar worldwide. Not only does this have a serious impact on relationships, fatigue can have a disastrous effect on performance at work or behind the wheel of a car.
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