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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Tinnitus / March 2008snoring
Primarily, snoring has the very real potential of causing health damage to the snorer him or herself. George http://www.stop-your-snoring-guide.com Yawn! > Primarily, snoring has the very real potential of causing health > damage to the snorer him or herself. George > http://www.stop-your-snoring-guide.com I snore some. Diverted septum. I where those nose strips that pull your nostrils open. It helps a lot. > Primarily, snoring has the very real potential of causing health > damage to the snorer him or herself. George > http://www.stop-your-snoring-guide.com On 3/1/08 5:01 AM, in article L9adnQh_dKo8zlTanZ2dnUVZ_o6knZ2d@comcast.com, > I snore some. Diverted septum. I where those nose strips that pull your > nostrils open. It helps a lot. > >> Primarily, snoring has the very real potential of causing health >> damage to the snorer him or herself. George >> http://www.stop-your-snoring-guide.com I love that term diverted septum. If its not copywriter, may I use it? I would stay away from the term "diverted", for you Murray. People may get the wrong idea....LOL > I love that term diverted septum. If its not copywriter, may I use > it? >I would stay away from the term "diverted", for you Murray. People may >get the wrong idea....LOL In your case janice, he meant perverted >> I love that term diverted septum. If its not copywriter, may I use >> it?
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