Daily Mail
Headaches.
Nausea.
Heart palpitations.
Snoring can wreck your other half's health - as Simon Cowell's brother found out.
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Daily Mail
Snoring was ruining my love life. But how could I find a cure?
From nose clips to herbal fumes, one man's quest for a quiet night.
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Daily Mail
For years Henry Blofeld snored like an elephant - little did he
realise it was slowly killing him
After an adrenalin-fuelled day commentating on Test cricket for BBC radio, Henry Blofeld
would look forward to a good night's sleep - only to find he was waking himself, and
anyone sleeping nearby, with his incredibly loud snoring.
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The Times
If you don't stop snoring ... we're heading for a break-up
Cella Dodd on how one young couple saved their marriage. Less than a year after they were
married, Simon Hackett and his wife Coco were sleeping in separate rooms. It wasn't that
they had gone off each other, but Simon's snoring was driving them apart at night and
causing arguments during the day.
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Daily Mail
Laser op that zapped my snoring
A short treatment under local anaesthetic has
ended years of snoring for Simon — bringing sound sleep at last for wife Nicole.
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The Scotsman
'As a woman, I found it particularly embarrassing, because
somehow snoring just seems so unfeminine'.
Kirsteen Gardner, 39, is a nurse from Edinburgh. She received laser treatment from
Professor Kamami through The Private Clinic to control her snoring.
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Daily Express
Short cut to sweet dreams
Thousands endure restless nights because of their partner's snoring. Two snorers tell KATE
BOHDANOWICS and FIONA DUFFY how revolutionary treatments have made their night's sleep a
much more peaceful affair..
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GP
Snoring linked to poor health
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Daily Mail
Heavy snorers 'are at greater risk of getting Alzheimer's'
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Reveal
Stop your snoring!
More than 15 million people snore, so as National Stop Snoring, Revel looks at ways to
keep up the peace... Pneumatic drill, freight train or a swarm of angry bees - whatever is
sounds like, snoring is the bane of many of our lives.
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Daily Star
People married to snorers can lose up to two years' sleep.
Z FACTORS HOW TO BEAT THE SHUTEYE BLUES.
Good news for those of you suffering sleepless nights thanks to snoring - this week is
National No Snoring Week and we've got just the tricks to help you.
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Daily Mail
The surgeon took a laser to the back of my throat and zapped my snoring!
Kenneth Lewis, 60, a retired council worker, lives in Enfield, North London with his wife,
Sandra, 59, a call centre manager. Last October, he underwent an operation called an uvula
palatoplasty (the uvula is the soft tissue at the back of the throat) to cure his
thunderous snoring, caused by a condition called obstructive sleep apnoea, which makes
people stop breathing as they sleep. Here, he tells THEA JOURDAN about the experience.
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Evening Standard
Work, rest and play hit by snoring
Snoring is forcing a fifth of London couples to sleep in separate bedrooms. A poll reveals
that snoring is ruining sex lives and making people tired, miserable and unreasonable.
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Tatler
'High Maintenance Woman snores no more.'
After reading the clinic's brochure Kitty felt momentarily comforted - apparently one in
10 women and one in three men snore. Safety in numbers, maybe, but there was no escaping
the fact that while it is acceptable, and even expected, for some boys to wheeze, growl
and honk their way through a deep slumber, it is simply not on or, as one of her lovers
had so cruelly put it, 'frankly quite frightening' for girls to snore. Time for action.
The Sleep Clinic had ways of curtailing unladylike rumbling.
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The Scotsman
Into the Snore Zone
STARING bleary-eyed at the clock by your bed, you realise it's 3:30am and you've been
woken by an ungodly din. You might be forgiven for believing that a rhinoceros is giving
birth next to you, but no, that ear-splitting din is your partner snoring.
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The Journal
'I was in Harley Street with a large Frenchman poking about my nose.'
'I've had a nose job. I had been conscious for some time that I was not breathing properly
through my nose - it felt as though both cundies were permanently partly blocked.
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The Star
How one man battled a night time hell... with a laser gun.
Snore way to treat a lady!!!
DAILY STAR man Gary, 42, spent a fortune on gadgets to cure his snoring. He forked
out £100 on a watch that gives electric shocks when you snore. He tried gum shields,
nose clips, herbal cures and a contraption you strap to your back to stop you lying
flat. None worked.
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