There are a high percentage of people experiencing the symptoms of Sleep Apnea that are not aware of the connection or potential consequences. Obstructive Sleep Apnea remains 90% undiagnosed even though 20% of the population has it.  Signs of sleep apnea include, but are not limited to: 

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- Daytime fatigue or drowsiness

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- Loud snoring

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- Morning headaches

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- Irritability, mood swings

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- Dry mouth & sore throat when waking

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- Restlessness while sleeping

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- Trouble concentrating, forgetfulness, or crankiness

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- Depression or anxiety

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- Night sweats

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- Sexual dysfunction

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- Headaches

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Sleep Apnea, if untreated, can have long-lasting, negative effects. Some of these effects include:
 

- Snoring
 

- High blood pressure
 

- Acid reflux and peptic ulcers
 

- Anxiety disorder, depression and insomnia|
 

- Heart disease and  stroke
 

- Automobile accidents caused by falling asleep at the wheel
 

-Diabetes (increased insulin resistance)
 

and other ailments.