If you snore, you’ve likely noticed it impacting more than just your sleep — your partner, family members, or even your roommate feel it too.

When airflow is restricted night after night, the effects show up fast:

You never feel rested, no matter how much you sleep

You experience frequent headaches

You wake up with a dry, cotton-like mouth

You feel embarrassed sleeping next to anyone

You lack energy throughout the day

This isn’t just annoying — it’s a sign your airway is being restricted every night.

We know this because snoring affects nearly half of Americans (44% of men and 27% of women), and it only gets worse with age.

There are dozens of “anti-snoring solutions” that promise the world yet underdeliver.

From nasal strips and dilators…

To mouth tape and chin straps…

To ‘snoring exercises’ and special pillows…

But if it was really possible to silence your snoring with $12 nose strips, why are people still snoring?

The root cause of snoring is your jaw relaxing and falling backward while you sleep.

This doesn’t mean anything is “wrong” with you — for millions of people, it’s simply how the body relaxes during sleep.

When this happens, the tongue and soft tissues are pulled backward, blocking the airway.

As the airway narrows, airflow becomes turbulent, creating the vibration we hear as snoring — while reducing oxygen intake at the same time.

Most “anti-snoring solutions” fail because they may let more air in, but they don’t let more air through.

Great question. Sleeping on your side can reduce the sound of snoring but your jaw can still fall backward, just at an angle, pulling on the tongue and soft tissues and blocking the airway.

So while side sleeping may quiet the noise, it does not prevent the airway from collapsing.

That is why it does not matter if you sleep on your back, your side, or even sitting up. You can still snore and experience the same unwanted side effects.

Many people are also told to just lose weight, but this misses the real issue.

Yes, being overweight can make snoring worse by adding extra soft tissue in the throat and blocking the airway even more, but weight is not the only cause.

Snoring affects people of all sizes because it is driven by airway position, not just body weight.

There are only two medically recognized ways to stop snoring at the source.

The first and most commonly prescribed is the CPAP machine.

CPAPs are loud, bulky devices designed to force air down your throat while you sleep. Doctors prescribe them mainly for sleep apnea, even though 95 percent of people with sleep apnea snore, and millions of snorers do not have sleep apnea at all.

While CPAPs can help some people breathe at night, they come with serious downsides most patients are not warned about upfront.

Let’s be honest about what living with a CPAP is really like.

Uncomfortable. Sleeping with a tight mask strapped to your face while hoses pull as you turn. Many people compare it to wearing a Darth Vader mask all night.

Expensive. CPAP machines often cost $1,500 or more, with ongoing costs for replacement masks, hoses, filters, and refills, many of which are not fully covered by insurance.

Noisy and intrusive. The constant pressure and rushing air can feel unnatural, especially for light sleepers.

Impractical. Traveling with a bulky machine, cords, and accessories is frustrating, and skipping even one night can bring symptoms right back.

Because of this, most people do not stick with CPAP long term.

In real life, people stop using CPAP not because they do not care about their health, but because the solution itself is miserable to live with night after night.

CPAP machines are not the only medically accepted way to stop snoring.

There is another approach that works at the source of the problem, not by forcing air, but by keeping the airway open naturally while you sleep.

Snoring happens when the jaw relaxes and falls backward during sleep.

When this happens, the tongue and soft tissues collapse into the airway and restrict breathing.

Mandibular Advancement Devices (MADs) were designed to prevent this by gently holding the jaw slightly forward during sleep.

They work by:

Keeping the tongue from collapsing backward

Keeping the airway open without forced air

Alowing smooth, natural breathing

Eliminating the need for masks, hoses, or machines

So why are MADs not more common?

Because traditional MADs are:

Custom made dental devices

Prescribed through dentists, ENTs, or orthodontists

Slow to receive, often taking weeks or months

Expensive, frequently costing $2,000 or more

Rarely covered by insurance

There is also another issue most people do not realize until they try one.

Most MADs are made from hard plastic, force the mouth shut, and feel bulky over time, making them difficult to tolerate night after night.

In short, they work, but for most people they are inaccessible, uncomfortable, or unrealistic.

Option 1. Do Nothing

This is a very bad idea.

The blockage in your throat that causes snoring is preventing oxygen from reaching your brain and body, leading to headaches, brain fog, and constant fatigue.

Over time, this ongoing oxygen deficit can contribute to high blood pressure, serious heart problems, and even brain damage.

Option 2. Get a Custom Made Mandibular Advancement Device (MAD) From a Doctor

The biggest problems here are price, speed, and comfort.

The average cost of a MAD is $2,129, and that does not include visits to dentists, ENTs, or orthodontists. On top of that, you may wait months to receive it.

Even then, many people find these devices stiff and uncomfortable, with no guarantee it will work. If you do not like it, you have wasted a significant amount of money.

This is one of the main reasons nearly 37 million Americans still snore regularly.

Option 3. Solve the Problem Yourself

There is now one affordable solution that silences snoring without feeling like you are wearing anything at all.

It is called the Dr. Colliers™ Neck Corrector, developed by Dr. Colliers, a sleep and airway specialist, to support proper neck alignment and keep your airway open all night.

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