Dr. Paul Hoff

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257 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 24 Jul

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Chasing Life with Dr. Sanjay Gupta · When Snoring Becomes a Danger to Your Health · 24 Jul 2026 podcast

It's about, you know, after a year or so, only about, you know, 30 to 50% of people continue to use it.

So they started it, tried it, and then they've, you know, stopped using it.

It's, you know, some people love it.

They would not sleep without it.

Others, it's like, I cannot do this.

You know, they're claustrophobic or different things.

CPAP is continuous positive airway pressure.

So you get air pressure coming in and it just expands open that little segment of the airway I was talking about, the tongue base and the palate, and just opens it up.

Yeah.

Oh, it's the gold standard.

Yeah.

The goal is always to get, we mentioned those numbers with the severity of sleep apnea there.

You know, if you started off with 60 events per hour, they're shooting for less than five.

It's very, very successful.

Yeah, exactly.

People rip it off in the middle of the night.

You do have to use it more than four hours a night for Medicare to continue to pay for it.

You can imagine you need more than four hours a night of good restorative sleep and feel better, like you get a good night's sleep.

But if you're using it less than four hours a night, then you become a candidate for other options.

Yeah.

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