Top 10 Reasons To Use Your CPAP Machine

1. Energy Levels

After a few weeks of consistent use, CPAP therapy may improve energy levels. (2)

2. Heart Health

Sleeping disorders can cause high blood pressure, heart disease and stroke. CPAP therapy may help significantly lower blood pressure, reducing the need for blood pressure medications. (3)

3. Variety of CPAP Machine Models

Different sleeping patterns require varied settings and features to promote healthy breathing. APAP machines for example adjust the ideal pressure based on detection of the patient’s breathing.

4. True Beauty Sleep

New research indicates patients that practiced consistent CPAP therapy reduced facial puffiness and redness promoting a more youthful appearance.(4)

5. Mutual Quality Rest

Snoring is usually due to obstructive sleep apnea, and without effective therapy, you may not be the only one losing sleep – it’s likely your bed partner is too. (5)

6. Better Intimacy

Research has shown continued use of CPAP therapy may greatly improve libido, sexual function, and satisfaction. (6)(7)(8)

7. Travel

There has been much development in travel-sized CPAP units recently, whether your traveling for leisure or work, it is essential to remember your CPAP machine.

8. Money Saver

Managing other existent diseases and complications may result in decreased doctor and hospital visits, and possibly reduce the need for prescriptions, therefore saving you time and money.

9. Better Diabetic Control

Consistent CPAP therapy can help manage diabetes by decreasing insulin resistance leading to a more stable blood glucose levels. (10)

10. Prevent Hearing Loss

Steady use of CPAP therapy can reduce and even prevent snoring which has been known to cause noise trauma and hearing impairment. (11)

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Sources

• (1) “When Things Go Wrong With PAP” – Sleep Apnea.org, 2015.
• (2) “CPAP Users Feel Refreshed” – Sleep Education.org, January 2011.
• (3) “Sleep Apnea And Heart Disease” – Sleep Foundation.org, 2016.
• (4) “Sleep Better, Look Better” – eurekalert.org, September 2013.
• (5) “The Effect Of Snoring…” – Pub Med.gov, October 1999.
• (6) “Treating Sleep Apnea, Better In Bed” – Sleep Dr.com, February 2014.
• (7) “CPAP Found To Improve Sexual Function” – Medical News Today.com, June 2012.
• (8) “Outcome Of CPAP Treatment On Intimate” – Pub Med.gov, June 2010.
• (9) “Sleep Apnea” – Sleep Apnea.org, 2015.
• (10) “Diabetes And Sleep Apnea” – Diabetic Living Online.com, 2016.
• (11) “Sleep Apnea Linked To Hearing Loss” – SoundSleepInstitute.com, July 2014.