GOLDEN, CO, April 13, 2012 (Press-News.org) Are Sinus Allergies Making You Snore More and Interrupting Your Sleep?
Aaaahhh spring: 'tis the season for flowers and perfect temps, and for--aacchhoo!--sinus allergies.
This year warm winters across the U.S. prompted tree pollen to go into full production earlier than usual, and resulted in a robust start for sinus congestion due to allergies--which is bad news for the more than 20% of people who suffer from hay fever.
While congested sinuses cause difficult breathing and misery by day, stuffiness is often worse at night. Nighttime congestion has the added downside of causing mouth breathing, which can result in increased snoring and disrupt sleep for the sufferer and family members.
Symptoms Can Be Worse for Pregnant Women
Pregnant women sometimes feel allergy season even more than usual, since pregnancy can cause mucous membranes to be more swollen, resulting in more stuffiness from sinus allergies.
And, those who are pregnant and breastfeeding often avoid medications, or would prefer drug-free solutions.
Experts advise the following drug-free solutions to help reduce sinus congestion resulting from allergies:
- Stay indoors between noon and sundown, which is when pollens are worse
- Take a shower before bed, washing away pollens you may have picked up throughout the day
- Keep your windows closed, keeping pollens outside
- Eat locally grown honey
To help relieve increased nighttime nasal congestion during allergy season, Brez for Less introduced the 21-day Allergy Pack, which provides 21 snore-free nights for only $6.99 and free shipping, if you order before the promotion ends.
Brez is drug- and latex-free. Worn inside the nose, it has the added benefit of being comfortable, adhesive-free, and nearly invisible--so it is discrete to wear. Plus, Brez has been clinically proven to significantly reduce snoring. Learn more at www.brezforless.com/research.
The price is more than 70% lower than retail online pricing, a great boon to allergy sufferers who need the benefit of a good night's sleep every night. The Allergy Pack makes everyday use affordable.
Breathe Easier with Up to 40% More Airflow
In addition, Brez has been shown to increase airflow by up to 40%, according to the manufacturers of Brez.
Brez gently opens your nasal passages so you can breathe in more oxygen. Increased oxygen can make you feel more alert, and give you more energy.
For more information visit https://www.brezforless.com.
How Brez Works
Brez is the new, clinically proven, natural anti-snoring device that provides gentle support inside your nasal passages and effectively stops primary snoring--the snoring that occurs without sleep apnea.
Simple and safe to use, Brez comfortably lifts and opens your nasal passages without drugs or skin-irritating devices. Brez is the stop snoring solution that is:
- Comfortable
- Natural
- Nearly Invisible
- Latex-free
- Drug-free
- Hypoallergenic
- Available in 3 sizes for a perfect fit
Correct size is important for best results, and is easy to determine. Most people correctly guess the right size, but if needed, size selection can be aided by the sizing guide on the website. According to the manufacturer of Brez:
- Most people wear MEDIUM
- Most women wear MEDIUM or SMALL
- Most men wear MEDIUM or LARGE
Visit www.brezforless.com and get a 21-night pack for just $6.99 and free shipping.
*Price good for any quantity while supplies last. Only available to continental U.S. consumers 18 or older.
**Replacement box for wrong size of purchased products good only once per household, and good for one box only.
About Brez for Less
Brez for Less provides exceptional products at low prices, and fills orders quickly and accurately. Customer satisfaction is our top priority. Brez for Less is owned and operated by BESTMED, LLC, located in Golden, Colorado. BESTMED is a leading provider of consumer health products, since 1982. In addition to operating Brez for Less, BESTMED manufactures and distributes thermometers, blood pressure monitors, and portable nebulizers. BESTMED products are available nationwide in Target, CVS, Rite Aid, Safeway, and Kroger.
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Snoring Increased by Sinus Allergies and Nighttime Congestion
Sinus congestion is often worse at night, and increases snoring. Symptoms are sometimes felt more by pregnant women, who often prefer a drug-free solution. Brez for Less offers tips and introduces the drug-free 21-day Brez Allergy Pack.
2012-04-13
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[Press-News.org] Snoring Increased by Sinus Allergies and Nighttime CongestionSinus congestion is often worse at night, and increases snoring. Symptoms are sometimes felt more by pregnant women, who often prefer a drug-free solution. Brez for Less offers tips and introduces the drug-free 21-day Brez Allergy Pack.