More Information About EasyAir

EasyAir's main objective is to prevent the nostrils from coming together by extending the nasal mucosa, or the cover on the inside the nose. Hear Dr. Braathen's explanation

EasyAir is recommended by hundreds of satisfied users (see: testimonials) and by several doctors. Easyair is highly endorsed by Dr. Atle Freng, a leading otolaryngologist, who currently practices at the largest hospital in Norway, Rikshospitalet. Dr. Gunnar Erikssen from Central Hospital in Akershus outside Oslo also recommends EasyAir to many snoring sufferers.

Loud snoring largely occurs while we inhale and is not problematic upon exhaling. EasyAir effectively and comfortably keeps your nasal passages open while inhaling and exhaling. This common sense approach to curing or reducing snoring produces incredible results for just about everyone.

There are several reasons for reducing the amount we snore.

• Snoring may lead to stress, fatigue, and other symptoms of poor sleep.
• Snoring negatively affects the "Snorer" but also spouses, relatives, or anyone within earshot.
• Snoring has been linked to other more serious health conditions.

In a recent article conducted by the British Snoring and Sleep Apnea Association, snoring was found to have a profound effect on sexual effectiveness.

Nasal breathing is the optimal way to breath. EasyAir will maintain nasal mucosa activity and nasal breathing by keeping the nose open and prevent congestion and sleeping difficulties.

EasyAir helps you to not be a mouth breather day and night. Adults and children should make every effort to maintain primary nasal breathing while awake and during sleep. The vital nasal mucosa in the upper airways filters the inhaled air and the powerful white blood cells in the upper airway process, provide systemic protection to help maintain a strong and healthy body. Normal exhaling through the upper airway slows down the release of inhaled air and provides the lungs an opportunity to extract more oxygen from the inhaled air. Therefore it is very important to breathe through the nasal mucosa even during sports and other hard activities!!

People who ignore the importance of properly using our natural protection system in the upper airway, will usually experience more systemic problems than those who make an effort to maintain primary breathing through the nasal passages.

Snoring in other languages:

English:
The noun: snoring
The verb: to snore

Japan:
ibiki
ibiki wo kaku

GKBIH:
hrkanje
hrkati

Curdistan:
perkhe
perkh kerden

Eritrea:
mankorafat
ankorafa for a man or
ankorafch for woman

Philipines:
naghihilik
at naghilik

Spain:
ronquido
roncar

Finland:
Kuorsaus or kuorsaaminen
kuorsata

Sweden:
snarkning or snarkande
snarka

Norway:
snorking
snorke

Italy:
il russare
russare

Germany:
Schnarchen
schnarchen

France:
ronflement
ronfler

Netherlands:
gesneurk
sneurken

Hungary:
Horlolás
horkolni

Iceland:
Hrota
Að hrjóta