Your Best Year Starts With Better Sleep

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What signs suggest you might have sleep apnea? Chronic exhaustion, morning headaches, and loud snoring often indicate sleep apnea, a condition where breathing stops repeatedly during the night, requiring professional treatment. We often accept exhaustion as a normal part of life, assuming that feeling drained is just the price of a busy schedule. But “getting…

The Silent Night Risk to Your Heart

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How Sleep Apnea Disrupts Oxygen Flow Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) occurs when the soft tissues in your airway collapse and completely block airflow while you sleep. These episodes, known as apneas, can last for ten seconds or longer and happen repeatedly throughout the night. Each time your breathing stops, your body is deprived of oxygen.…

Struggling with Metabolic Issues? Check Your Sleep!

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If you’ve been battling fatigue, stubborn weight gain, or sluggish metabolism despite healthy habits, the problem might not be your diet—it could be your sleep. At Houston Sleep Solutions, Dr. Stewart and his team help patients uncover a surprising culprit behind many metabolic problems: untreated sleep apnea. This common yet often undiagnosed condition can disrupt…

When Snoring Turns Deadly: Why Sleep Apnea Needs Treatment

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While many people dismiss it as “just snoring,” obstructive sleep apnea is a serious condition that interrupts breathing during sleep, depriving your body of the oxygen it needs. Left untreated, it can lead to life-threatening consequences affecting both your daily function and long-term health. At Houston Sleep Solutions, we see firsthand how untreated sleep apnea…

How Sleep Apnea Raises Your Diabetes Risk

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Sleep apnea disrupts breathing during sleep, leading to repeated drops in oxygen levels. Over time, these interruptions put significant strain on the body. One of the most concerning connections is between untreated sleep apnea and the increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes. At Houston Sleep Solutions, we want patients to understand how conditions like…

Why Treating Sleep Apnea Could Save Your Life

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At Houston Sleep Solutions, we understand that sleep apnea is more than just a nighttime nuisance. Left untreated, this condition can have serious, even life-threatening effects on your heart. While the most obvious symptoms—such as loud snoring or waking up feeling unrested—may seem manageable, the hidden cardiovascular risks make prompt treatment essential. How Sleep Apnea…