Re: [Harp-L] Subject: Playing Didgeridoo's helpful for snoring/sleep apnea
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- From: Zombor Kovacs <zrkovacs@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 24 Dec 2005 07:22:38 -0800 (PST)
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Shit, good news! I am snoring (I think) am sleepy
during daytime and have a (self made) didgeridoo but I
am not playing it. Maybe I should start again?!
Thanks!
Z
--- EGS1217@xxxxxxx wrote:
>
> Hey Chris (Michalek), wasn't it you who posted about
> playing a didgeridoo in
> your band? Here's a possibly healthy reason to
> learn to play one I just
> found (from the British Medical Journal online).
>
> Elizabeth
>
> "Want To Stop Snoring? Try the Didgeridoo
> Reuters
>
> LONDON (Dec. 22) - Kept awake at night by a snoring
> partner? The answer to
> your woes could lie -- believe it or not -- with the
> Australian didgeridoo.
>
> Researchers in Switzerland examined 25 patients who
> suffered from snoring
> and moderate obstructive sleep apnea syndrome, both
> common sleep disorders.
>
> Half the group were given daily lessons in playing
> the didgeridoo, a wind
> instrument about 1.5 meters (yards) long which
> originated in northern Australia
> and is traditionally made from the trunk of a tree
> hollowed out by termites.
>
> The study, published in the British Medical
> Journal's online edition on
> Friday, found that those who played the unusual
> instrument over a four-month
> trial period saw a significant improvement in their
> daytime sleepiness and apnea.
>
> Their partners also reported less disturbance from
> snoring.
>
> The researchers said training the upper airways
> through the breathing
> techniques required to play the didgeridoo was
> behind the improvement.
>
> "Our results may give hope to many people with
> moderate obstructive sleep
> apnea syndrome and snoring, as well as their
> partners," the report's authors
> said"
>
>
>
>
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