Mentioned 8 times on 5 shows. Most recently heard 09/11/2026.
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“Our relationship is thriving. We didn't realize it. Or people got, you know, as soon as you turn 60, they're like, you need a CPAP machine. What a CPAP machine just shoves air down your throat. The filter is like the size of a quarter. It's just for like, same like your furnace filter to keep large things from getting in.”
“solution. CPAP machine. Really important for folks that have anoxia like oxygen at night for the brain. Though you could try other methods, which is lose weight, don't drink, get a thin pillow, try to sleep on your stomach.”
“given one of about three choices: medication, what's called a CPAP device, right? So, that's the big like dark meter breathing machine, or potentially what's called an oral appliance. It's a mouthpiece that kind of repositions your jaw and neck.”
“The people with sleep apnea have a fat tongue. It gets in the airway and they need to wear, one of these things over their face at night that blow the air up their nose. She put on the CPAP device. She came back two months later. Her headaches were gone.”
“And now her sleep is also abnormal. And she had a few headaches in high school, but now she has daily headache too. So there's a five-year span here where I'm doing CPAP masks and sleeping pills. And those are some of the stories. And it's not just limited to women, but I especially want to point out that women are more effective because they have the babies.”
“the formal recognition of sleep medicine and the intervention of the CPAP machine diagnosed millions with obstructive sleep apnea, sparking a surge in clinical treatments. The medicalization transformed into a cultural crisis by the 2000s as sedentary indoor lifestyles starved us of natural daytime sunlight.”
“So implantables are also. If people think they might have apnea, is it just get a CPAP, pop that thing on? Is that the best line of entry? I think they should get tested. So how does one do that? Because that's the problem.”
“interventions? So the thing about CPAP is it's a blunt instrument because it's, it's think of it. It's just, it's just a split that keeps open your airway. It's it's, it creates a pillow of air that sort of, so if your airway wants to collapse, it can't.”