What many people don't realize is just how strongly sleep apnea and body weight are connected: Approximately 40% of people with obesity have significant sleep apnea Around 70% of sleep apnea patients are classified as obese A mere 10% increase in body weight can increase your sleep apnea risk sixfold Conversely, losing just 10% of your body weight can dramatically decrease sleep apnea severity This strong relationship explains why weight loss has always been recommended for sleep apnea management
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