Many sleep breathing disorders start with insufficient space in the airway – whether due to excess fat in obese patients or improper jaw development – it’s a severe problem with few good solutions. The current options are CPAP device, surgical intervention, or an oral device for life.
Vivos is a permanent treatment protocol that expands the airway, and requires no surgery, drugs or invasive procedures.
This interview is with Dr Dave Singh, developer of the treatment, and Vivos CEO Kirk Huntsman.
Vivos website: https://www.vivoslife.com/
Dr Dave Singh Vivos profile: https://www.vivoslife.com/dr-singh/
Kirk Huntsman Vivos profile: https://www.vivoslife.com/r-kirk-huntsman/
Show Notes:
Signs of Obstructive Sleep Breathing disorder: snoring, daily sleepiness and fatigue, attention deficit symptoms, and in children bed wetting at night.
High blood pressure can be the result of a sleep disorder.
Chiropractors are becoming an allied practitioner in treating sleep disorders.
Dentists are uniquely suited to screen for sleep disorders because of the frequency of their visits with patients, and the symptoms that show themselves in the mouth.
Female soccer players have the second highest concussion rate of any professional sport.
Vivos is a new treatment and an alternative to traditional treatments for sleep apnea. It is nonsurgical and non-pharmaceutical, and provides permanent results.
