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Nasal Breathing During Sleep

Nasal breathing during sleep filters and humidifies air, supports nitric oxide exchange, and reduces mouth snoring for some people. Daytime congestion, allergies, or habit can force mouth breathing and dry throat arousals.

Nasal breathing during sleep filters and humidifies air, supports nitric oxide exchange, and reduces mouth snoring for some people. Daytime congestion, allergies, or habit can force mouth breathing and dry throat arousals.

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