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Old Apr 30, 2003 | 10:56 am
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wideman
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Anyone who is a snorer or partner of a snorer knows that snoring is rarely an easy problem to solve. I know of no snorers who saw wood intentionally.

However, if you know that you do snore, you can do the following to minimize the extent of your snoring:
  • Do drink plenty of water. The more hydrated you are and the moister your throat area, the less you are likely to snore loudly.
  • Do not drink any alcohol. Alcohol dehydrates you, and you will snore more often and more loudly after drinking. Yes, I know. But think of it as a fair trade: you're still likely to snore some, so you pay a small price, and your cabinmates pay a small price.
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