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CPAP Therapy Basics
CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) keeps the upper airway open during sleep for obstructive apnea—improving oxygen, deep sleep, and daytime alertness when used nightly. Mask fit and humidification drive adherence more than pressure alone.
CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) keeps the upper airway open during sleep for obstructive apnea—improving oxygen, deep sleep, and daytime alertness when used nightly. Mask fit and humidification drive adherence more than pressure alone.
It is medical treatment, not a training hack.
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