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                        <title>Snoring - Killing Your Relationships and Maybe You?</title>
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                        <description>With family and friends gathering for the holidays - snorers can get help [PRWeb Dec 20, 2006]</description>
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                        <content:encoded><![CDATA[Victoria, British Columbia (PRWeb) December 20, 2006 -- A Silent Night?  For family, friends and co-workers of someone who snores, silence is something they can only dream about. Families and friends are gathering for the holidays, the snorers should know about not only the disruption they can cause, but the health effects on themselves and others.



Snoring can be a major issue in relationships, causing partners to lose sleep and eventually use another bedroom to escape the disruption. Heavy snorers can also face social problems, feeling reluctant to visit friends and relatives overnight, vacationing and even staying awake on long flights to avoid public notice. The social problems of snoring have been noted in many group-sleeping arrangements, such as the military, where Army barracks and Naval ships can be so loud at night everyone loses restorative sleep. 

&quot;If you snore, not only could you be depriving yourself and others from restful sleep, you could very likely be suffering from Hypertension and Obstructive Sleep Apnea - debilitating conditions that can have serious impacts on your health and daily life,&quot; said Hally Hofmeyr, Ethics International.

Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) is defined as a sleep and breathing disorder that blocks the airway and stops breathing while sleeping.  By blocking the airway, snorers deprive their body of oxygen repeatedly during sleep.  This can lead to serious health impacts that can include high blood pressure, stroke, heart disease, impotency, diabetes and reduced mental function.

Experts warn snoring&#039;s impact is widely felt.  Problem is, snoring problems can sound like a joke complaint.  However, it is no joke: besides the health risks, snoring has been known to destroy relationships.  When a partner is sleep deprived, they can be irritable, irrational, and  chronically fatigued - leading to inability to function effectively socially and at work, and becoming physically ill.

So what can people do to silence those snores, and prevent sleep apnea?  Snoring is often an indicator of OSA, so treating the snoring can also treat OSA - saving relationships and saving lives.

For some people, lifestyle changes can help in treating snoring and OSA.  Extra weight, smoking, alcohol use and exercise are often prevalent in diagnosed patients. However the majority who are undiagnosed are often generally healthy and can only report fatigue, daytime sleepiness or other health problems that a doctor may diagnose as stress, or another disorder. Those concerned should seek advice from their doctor.

Snorers may be advised to seek a solution ranging from surgery, customized dental devices to cpap.  A new item on the market - the AveoTSD - is a small tongue stabilizing device that can fit in the pocket. This is an effective and proven solution to social and personal wellness.

The evidence seems clear -- treating snoring stops family and social sleep disruption and the potential health effects of OSA.  Check out a treatment option that is inexpensive, effective and unobtrusive: <a href="http://www.aveosleep.ca" onclick="linkClick( this.href );"  target="_blank" title="aveosleep.ca"><a href="http://www.aveosleep.ca" onclick="linkClick( this.href );"  target="_blank">www.aveosleep.ca</a></a>  

For information, contact:
Hally Hofmeyr
Ethics International Business and Trade
152 Dallas Road
Victoria, B.C. V8V 1A3
Canada
1-866-440-AVEO (2836)

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                        <itunes:author>Hally Hofmeyr</itunes:author>
                        <itunes:subtitle>Snoring - Killing Your Relationships and Maybe You?</itunes:subtitle>
                        <itunes:summary><![CDATA[Victoria, British Columbia (PRWeb) December 20, 2006 -- A Silent Night?  For family, friends and co-workers of someone who snores, silence is something they can only dream about. Families and friends are gathering for the holidays, the snorers should know about not only the disruption they can cause, but the health effects on themselves and others.



Snoring can be a major issue in relationships, causing partners to lose sleep and eventually use another bedroom to escape the disruption. Heavy snorers can also face social problems, feeling reluctant to visit friends and relatives overnight, vacationing and even staying awake on long flights to avoid public notice. The social problems of snoring have been noted in many group-sleeping arrangements, such as the military, where Army barracks and Naval ships can be so loud at night everyone loses restorative sleep. 

&quot;If you snore, not only could you be depriving yourself and others from restful sleep, you could very likely be suffering from Hypertension and Obstructive Sleep Apnea - debilitating conditions that can have serious impacts on your health and daily life,&quot; said Hally Hofmeyr, Ethics International.

Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) is defined as a sleep and breathing disorder that blocks the airway and stops breathing while sleeping.  By blocking the airway, snorers deprive their body of oxygen repeatedly during sleep.  This can lead to serious health impacts that can include high blood pressure, stroke, heart disease, impotency, diabetes and reduced mental function.

Experts warn snoring&#039;s impact is widely felt.  Problem is, snoring problems can sound like a joke complaint.  However, it is no joke: besides the health risks, snoring has been known to destroy relationships.  When a partner is sleep deprived, they can be irritable, irrational, and  chronically fatigued - leading to inability to function effectively socially and at work, and becoming physically ill.

So what can people do to silence those snores, and prevent sleep apnea?  Snoring is often an indicator of OSA, so treating the snoring can also treat OSA - saving relationships and saving lives.

For some people, lifestyle changes can help in treating snoring and OSA.  Extra weight, smoking, alcohol use and exercise are often prevalent in diagnosed patients. However the majority who are undiagnosed are often generally healthy and can only report fatigue, daytime sleepiness or other health problems that a doctor may diagnose as stress, or another disorder. Those concerned should seek advice from their doctor.

Snorers may be advised to seek a solution ranging from surgery, customized dental devices to cpap.  A new item on the market - the AveoTSD - is a small tongue stabilizing device that can fit in the pocket. This is an effective and proven solution to social and personal wellness.

The evidence seems clear -- treating snoring stops family and social sleep disruption and the potential health effects of OSA.  Check out a treatment option that is inexpensive, effective and unobtrusive: <a href="http://www.aveosleep.ca" onclick="linkClick( this.href );"  target="_blank" title="aveosleep.ca"><a href="http://www.aveosleep.ca" onclick="linkClick( this.href );"  target="_blank">www.aveosleep.ca</a></a>  

For information, contact:
Hally Hofmeyr
Ethics International Business and Trade
152 Dallas Road
Victoria, B.C. V8V 1A3
Canada
1-866-440-AVEO (2836)

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                        <title>Worldwide Friends use Internet to Help Chronically Ill US Woman </title>
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                        <description>From Canada to the United Kingdom, the Internet helps a Mississippi woman with a Serious Chronic Disease. [PRWeb Oct 6, 2006]</description>
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                        <pubDate>Mon,  9 Oct 2006 14:27:46 -0700</pubDate>
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                        <content:encoded><![CDATA[Santa Rosa, California (PRWEB) October 6, 2006 -- Rebecca Fortune is lucky, although with her illness it may not seem that way. Friends worldwide have gathered to raise funds for an operation to treat her Gastroparesis, a difficult condition that means she cannot digest food properly and which directly interferes with blood sugar levels and nutrition uptake. A gastric pacemaker implant should help Rebecca lead a normal life.

Rebecca is a 32 year old home maker in Pelahatchie, Mississippi, married for 13 years with her husband Steven. She has a large, supportive extended family and friends who have gathered together to raise money. There are few therapies for Gastroparesis, diet can help but her condition requires a surgical implant. The $40 000 cost for the surgery, and further support for followup therapy needs to come from somewhere.

Millions of Americans are uninsured, or underinsured for health care. A chronic illness, where a treatment is available, might not be covered under certain companies, and completely unavailable to those without any coverage. In Rebecca&#039;s case she has no insurance, and there is no realistic alternative to a $40 000 operation. In her case who could she turn to?

The answer was the power of the internet. Friends started a campaign with a website, myspace account, email lists and a benefit concert in Los Angeles, at the Key Club, with the bands: Clear Static, Rome to Paris, Crash, Curious, Sink to See, Young Americans and Lylah. On top of the benefit are the people and groups who have donated items for auction from Duran Duran to Pink. 

How did this happen? Rebecca had friends who wished to help - they told their friends who had skills and resources: it grew from there. Creating the website <a href="http://www.rebeccafortunebenefitfund.com" onclick="linkClick( this.href );"  target="_blank">www.rebeccafortunebenefitfund.com</a> was a first step, then the benefit at the Key Club in Los Angeles on October 8th, and all the time using collective assistance on the internet.

Lisa Humphrey, &#8220;When I heard that Rebecca, a fellow Duran Duran fan, was in such a dire situation at first I felt a bit helpless.  She is a true fan, part of my &#8216;family&#039;, and I really wanted to help. When Marcia Dixon approached me with the idea of a benefit, of course I jumped at the chance. Volunteering and promoting this benefit has been an amazing experience. I&#8217;ve seen friends, strangers, and celebrities come together with a common goal:  to help Rebecca, to help a person in need. I think it&#8217;s unbelievable that because Rebecca has no insurance, treatment is being denied her. Even after this benefit, I and many others are going to continue to fight to save her life.&#8221;

Mat Wright, from <a href="http://www.wrightresult.com" onclick="linkClick( this.href );"  target="_blank">www.wrightresult.com</a> in Victoria, Canada - &quot;A family member came to me with Rebecca&#039;s situation and we leapt in. It&#039;s about helping the person, volunteering our time was not an issue. Raising awareness of Rebecca&#039;s illness, and the fact that so many Americans cannot access treatment without insurance was a worthwhile goal - Rebecca needs immediate help, America needs healthcare for all. If we can play even a small part it will be worthwhile.&quot;

The goal of the campaign is to raise awareness on the debilitating disease Gastroparesis, and to raise the money for Rebecca to get the surgery and therapy she needs. What is on going is the community effort from people all over the world, from all walks of life, who have used the internet to make this happen.

Rebecca Fortune&#039;s <a... To read the press release in full goto http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/10/prweb447257.htm]]></content:encoded>
                        <itunes:author>Lisa Humphrey</itunes:author>
                        <itunes:subtitle>Worldwide Friends use Internet to Help Chronically Ill US Woman </itunes:subtitle>
                        <itunes:summary><![CDATA[Santa Rosa, California (PRWEB) October 6, 2006 -- Rebecca Fortune is lucky, although with her illness it may not seem that way. Friends worldwide have gathered to raise funds for an operation to treat her Gastroparesis, a difficult condition that means she cannot digest food properly and which directly interferes with blood sugar levels and nutrition uptake. A gastric pacemaker implant should help Rebecca lead a normal life.

Rebecca is a 32 year old home maker in Pelahatchie, Mississippi, married for 13 years with her husband Steven. She has a large, supportive extended family and friends who have gathered together to raise money. There are few therapies for Gastroparesis, diet can help but her condition requires a surgical implant. The $40 000 cost for the surgery, and further support for followup therapy needs to come from somewhere.

Millions of Americans are uninsured, or underinsured for health care. A chronic illness, where a treatment is available, might not be covered under certain companies, and completely unavailable to those without any coverage. In Rebecca&#039;s case she has no insurance, and there is no realistic alternative to a $40 000 operation. In her case who could she turn to?

The answer was the power of the internet. Friends started a campaign with a website, myspace account, email lists and a benefit concert in Los Angeles, at the Key Club, with the bands: Clear Static, Rome to Paris, Crash, Curious, Sink to See, Young Americans and Lylah. On top of the benefit are the people and groups who have donated items for auction from Duran Duran to Pink. 

How did this happen? Rebecca had friends who wished to help - they told their friends who had skills and resources: it grew from there. Creating the website <a href="http://www.rebeccafortunebenefitfund.com" onclick="linkClick( this.href );"  target="_blank">www.rebeccafortunebenefitfund.com</a> was a first step, then the benefit at the Key Club in Los Angeles on October 8th, and all the time using collective assistance on the internet.

Lisa Humphrey, &#8220;When I heard that Rebecca, a fellow Duran Duran fan, was in such a dire situation at first I felt a bit helpless.  She is a true fan, part of my &#8216;family&#039;, and I really wanted to help. When Marcia Dixon approached me with the idea of a benefit, of course I jumped at the chance. Volunteering and promoting this benefit has been an amazing experience. I&#8217;ve seen friends, strangers, and celebrities come together with a common goal:  to help Rebecca, to help a person in need. I think it&#8217;s unbelievable that because Rebecca has no insurance, treatment is being denied her. Even after this benefit, I and many others are going to continue to fight to save her life.&#8221;

Mat Wright, from <a href="http://www.wrightresult.com" onclick="linkClick( this.href );"  target="_blank">www.wrightresult.com</a> in Victoria, Canada - &quot;A family member came to me with Rebecca&#039;s situation and we leapt in. It&#039;s about helping the person, volunteering our time was not an issue. Raising awareness of Rebecca&#039;s illness, and the fact that so many Americans cannot access treatment without insurance was a worthwhile goal - Rebecca needs immediate help, America needs healthcare for all. If we can play even a small part it will be worthwhile.&quot;

The goal of the campaign is to raise awareness on the debilitating disease Gastroparesis, and to raise the money for Rebecca to get the surgery and therapy she needs. What is on going is the community effort from people all over the world, from all walks of life, who have used the internet to make this happen.

Rebecca Fortune&#039;s <a... To read the press release in full goto http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/10/prweb447257.htm]]></itunes:summary>

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                        <title>Simple Cure to Disruptive Snoring Now Available</title>
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                        <description>aveoTSD now available for treatment of snoring and sleep apnea. [PRWeb Sep 8, 2006]</description>
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                        <pubDate>Tue, 12 Sep 2006 16:44:34 -0700</pubDate>
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                        <content:encoded><![CDATA[Victoria, B.C. (PRWEB) September 8, 2006 -- The latest device available to help the 40% of adults who suffer from snoring and obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is now available in Canada through a Victoria, B.C. distributor.



The Aveo Tongue Stabilizing Device (aveoTSD), developed in New Zealand by an orthodontist after his father died of chronic sleep apnea, is simple and cost-effective. Unlike other solutions to sleep disordered breathing, the aveoTSD fits easily in the palm of a hand.

While snoring has long been the topic of many jokes, few people realize it could be a symptom of serious health issues, as well as causing misery in countless relationships that break up because couples find it impossible to sleep together.

&#8220;No more moving to the couch in the middle of the night,&#8221; says Leah Giles of Victoria, Canada, whose husband was a snorer.  &#8220;My husband had surgery for his snoring a few years ago, which only worked for a short time.  We got the aveoTSD and it&#8217;s great.  It helps with his breathing while he&#8217;s sleeping, and allows me to get a good night asleep.&#8221; 

Sleep wellness is now joining exercise and diet as a requirement for complete health.  People with obstructive sleep apnea stop breathing during sleep when the tongue relaxes and blocks the airway.  Along with snoring, a partial blocking of the airway, these sleep disorders can lower oxygen levels in the blood, leading to an increased risk of stroke, depression and debilitating daytime fatigue.

As a first-line primary health care initiative, the aveoTSD has been approved by Health Canada and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration as a medical device.  Made from a soft medical silicone, the aveoTSD works by simply keeping the tongue forward during sleep, opening the airway and stopping the vibrations that cause snoring.   

With the potential for promoting health and addressing family disruption, the new device has advantages over other treatments that require dental fittings, face masks, a machine pump, or surgery.  Retailing at $150 (US), price is another obvious advantage of the aveoTSD. 

&#8220;I had another good night,&#8221; says OSA sufferer Gerry Bannerman of Surrey, Canada of his aveoTSD. &#8220;I&#8217;m excited about this product &#8211; finally, a solution that works.&#8221; 

For further information on the aveoTSD go to <a href="http://www.aveosleep.ca" onclick="linkClick( this.href );"  target="_blank">www.aveosleep.ca</a>.  AveoTSD is distributed in Canada by Ethics International Business and Trade.  

For further information, or to arrange a media interview, call 1-866-440-AVEO (2836)

This release is also available at <a href="http://www.aveosleep.ca/aveotsdmedia.html" onclick="linkClick( this.href );"  target="_blank">www.aveosleep.ca/aveotsdmedia.html</a>

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                        <itunes:author>Mat Wright</itunes:author>
                        <itunes:subtitle>Simple Cure to Disruptive Snoring Now Available</itunes:subtitle>
                        <itunes:summary><![CDATA[Victoria, B.C. (PRWEB) September 8, 2006 -- The latest device available to help the 40% of adults who suffer from snoring and obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is now available in Canada through a Victoria, B.C. distributor.



The Aveo Tongue Stabilizing Device (aveoTSD), developed in New Zealand by an orthodontist after his father died of chronic sleep apnea, is simple and cost-effective. Unlike other solutions to sleep disordered breathing, the aveoTSD fits easily in the palm of a hand.

While snoring has long been the topic of many jokes, few people realize it could be a symptom of serious health issues, as well as causing misery in countless relationships that break up because couples find it impossible to sleep together.

&#8220;No more moving to the couch in the middle of the night,&#8221; says Leah Giles of Victoria, Canada, whose husband was a snorer.  &#8220;My husband had surgery for his snoring a few years ago, which only worked for a short time.  We got the aveoTSD and it&#8217;s great.  It helps with his breathing while he&#8217;s sleeping, and allows me to get a good night asleep.&#8221; 

Sleep wellness is now joining exercise and diet as a requirement for complete health.  People with obstructive sleep apnea stop breathing during sleep when the tongue relaxes and blocks the airway.  Along with snoring, a partial blocking of the airway, these sleep disorders can lower oxygen levels in the blood, leading to an increased risk of stroke, depression and debilitating daytime fatigue.

As a first-line primary health care initiative, the aveoTSD has been approved by Health Canada and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration as a medical device.  Made from a soft medical silicone, the aveoTSD works by simply keeping the tongue forward during sleep, opening the airway and stopping the vibrations that cause snoring.   

With the potential for promoting health and addressing family disruption, the new device has advantages over other treatments that require dental fittings, face masks, a machine pump, or surgery.  Retailing at $150 (US), price is another obvious advantage of the aveoTSD. 

&#8220;I had another good night,&#8221; says OSA sufferer Gerry Bannerman of Surrey, Canada of his aveoTSD. &#8220;I&#8217;m excited about this product &#8211; finally, a solution that works.&#8221; 

For further information on the aveoTSD go to <a href="http://www.aveosleep.ca" onclick="linkClick( this.href );"  target="_blank">www.aveosleep.ca</a>.  AveoTSD is distributed in Canada by Ethics International Business and Trade.  

For further information, or to arrange a media interview, call 1-866-440-AVEO (2836)

This release is also available at <a href="http://www.aveosleep.ca/aveotsdmedia.html" onclick="linkClick( this.href );"  target="_blank">www.aveosleep.ca/aveotsdmedia.html</a>

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