Snoring Separately and ED

According to CNN - 23% of married couple sleep apart and requests for two master bedrooms in new homes are growing. Snoring, in addition to being causally related to stroke, destroys relationships. Many psychologists warn that sleeping apart can spell trouble in a relationship.

Snoring also can be a sign of sleep apnea. With many sleep apnea sufferers, erectile dysfunction (ED) can be a problem. Recent research indicates that ED can result from periods of oxygen deprivation associated with sleep apnea. Although the research was conducted on animals, there is a strong possibility that this relationship exists in humans as well.

It is, therefore, quite possible that ED is a sign of sleep apnea which has been linked to high blood pressure, cardiac problems, stroke, diabetes and depression. If you snore heavily, have been observed to stop breathing during sleep, have high blood pressure and feel sleepy during the day even after a night's rest, before you pop the little blue pill think about having a sleep study.

You could not only be saving your marriage but also saving your life.

Dr. Barsh
SnoringIsntSexy.com