Snoring - a widespread disease - Reporter conducts self-experiment: Is the risky operation to stop snoring worth it?
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Reporter conducts self-experiment: Is the risky operation to stop snoring worth it?
74% of all women say that their partner snores. It can become problematic if, like our reporter, he stops breathing. A radical operation should help him to get the problem under control. Watch the self-test in the video.
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