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CPAP Clinic - is Canadian, based in Toronto, CPAP home healthcare provider. We carry innovative technology products for sleep apnea treatment including CPAP Machines, Auto-PAPs and CPAP masks from major manufacturers. Our primary focus is customer service, therefore we offer at-home setups and mask replacement during extended business hours and weekends.
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We guarantee to return you good night sleep and treat your Sleep Apnea !!!
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It is a quintessentially American tradition: gathering with family and friends to feast -- to the point of excess -- and reflect on all for which we can be thankful. And just as much a part of the day as turkey, parades, and football, is the post-meal nap. What is it about the Thanksgiving feast that makes us so sleepy?
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If you have trouble staying awake, suffer from excessive daytime sleepiness, easily doze off, take naps on a regular basis, and have difficulty with attention or concentration, you may wonder: Why do I feel sleepy? Find out some answers.
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There are simple guidelines that will help you have better sleep tonight. At some point in their lives, for any number of reasons, nearly all Americans will have difficulties sleeping. This can lead to significant distress, but have no fear! There are simple steps to take that will help you to sleep better tonight.
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Many Infants at Risk in Unsafe Sleep Settings, Poll Shows
The nearly two-decades-long national "back to sleep" campaign that promotes infant safe sleep is credited with reducing the rate of sudden infant death syndrome in the United States.
However, the rate of sudden unexpected infant deaths (SUIDs) due to unsafe sleep habits has continued to climb. SUIDs currently accounts for 12 infant deaths per day in the United States.
In May 2011, the University of Michigan’s C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital National Poll on Children’s Health asked parents of children up to 3 years old about the sleep settings and positions for their children during infancy and their beliefs about safe sleep positions for infants.
The study found that 89% of parents believe that placing an infant on his back in a crib is a safe sleep position. That’s the recommended position. However, 40% of parents believe that it is safe for an infant to sleep in the same bed as another person, which is not recommended. A similar proportion of parents—about 40%—report that they have “often” or “sometimes” fallen asleep with their infants.
“The recent rise in SUIDs led us to ask parents about their beliefs and practices, including habits such as falling asleep with infants and sharing the same bed,” says Lisa Markman, MD, assistant professor and associate director of the Child Protection Team at C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital. “Our results indicate that large subgroups of parents are placing infants in sleep positions that put them at risk for suffocation or smothering.”
“The safe sleep message is especially important during the upcoming holiday season because of the potential for travel,” says Bethany Mohr, MD, assistant professor and medical director of the Child Protection Team. “Caregivers need to be aware that babies must always sleep in a safe setting. Travel to relatives’ homes and hotels opens up the potential for babies to sleep in unsafe settings and increases the risk of death due to unsafe sleep.”
In order to decrease risks due to unsafe sleep:
• Babies should always sleep in their own space, in a crib or bassinette with a firm mattress and tight fitting sheet.
• There should be nothing in a baby’s sleep space, other than the baby with a thin blanket or sleep sack.
• Caregivers should not fall asleep while holding their babies.
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There are some of the alternative treatments for sleep apnea other than continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP). In particular, read how weight loss might improve your sleep. Also explore some of the oral devices available through your dentist as well as review your surgical options.
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Alternative Treatments for Sleep Apnea
If you have been diagnosed with sleep apnea, the first treatment option offered will likely be continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP), but what if you need alternative treatments for your sleep apnea? There can be major hurdles to tolerating CPAP, and if you can't overcome these, you aren't totally out of luck. There are a handful of other treatment options that might offer relief. Learn more.
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How Weight Loss May Improve Your Sleep
You probably recognize if you need to lose some weight, but how might weight loss improve your sleep? And how much weight do you need to lose? From snoring to sleep apnea, weight loss can have significant benefits and lead to better rest.
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Oral Appliances for Snoring and Sleep Apnea
For individuals who suffer from snoring or sleep apnea, one possible treatment is the use of various oral appliances. These specially fitted devices can help reposition your airway, opening your throat and preventing sleep-disordered breathing. Discover more about these options.
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Surgery Options for Sleep Apnea
For those who are unable to tolerate continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) to treat their obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), what surgery options exist? There are a handful, but they may be of limited effectiveness and may not be for everyone.
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We use specilized disinfector which is capable to kill various bacteria and viruses inside the CPAP machine.
Cleaning & Disinfecting
For a limited time, the service is FREE with purchase of any CPAP Mask.
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