The Hidden Epidemic: Undiagnosed Sleep Disorders in Children and Adults

Welcome back to "Breathing for Better Sleep," the podcast dedicated to uncovering root cause solutions for sleep disorders without relying on CPAPs or surgery. In today’s episode, host Dr. Fred Eck, shares why up to 80% of people with sleep apnea go undiagnosed and why that might include you or someone you love.Dr. Eck breaks down how outdated screening processes miss the majority of sleep disorder cases, especially among those who don’t fit the stereotypical description of a sleep apnea patient. From slim, active adults to children with chronic ear infections or ADHD symptoms, misdiagnosis is alarmingly common. Together, Ibre and Dr. Eck explore why symptoms like fatigue, brain fog, high blood pressure, and even crooked teeth could point to hidden sleep disorders, and discuss the vital need for modern screening and holistic, personalized treatments.If you’ve ever felt dismissed by the medical system, struggled with unexplained symptoms, or watched a loved one search for answers, this conversation is sure to be eye-opening. Get ready for practical advice, surprising connections between sleep and overall health, and empowering steps to reclaim your energy starting with how you breathe.00:00 Sleep Disorders Frequently Undiagnosed04:15 Rethinking Sleep Disorder Screening09:09 Vertigo and TMJ Epigenetic Link11:01 Addressing Root Causes of Sleep Disorders13:56 "Retraining Nasal Breathing in Kids"16:15 Wisdom Teeth Myths and Orthodontics20:21 Surgery for Non-Compliant Patients22:31 Nasal Breathing Mask Challenge27:54 Sleep Disorders and Related Health Risks29:11 Sleep Apnea Causes Persistent AFib32:58 "Sleep Apnea Awareness"Podcast Website - https://breathingforbettersleep.com/ Dr. Fred Eck - Website - https://sleeptreatmentdirect.com/dr-fred-eck/ Podcast Media Partner: TopHealth - https://www.tophealth.care/ “Disclaimer: Informational only. Not medical advice. Consult your doctor for guidance.”

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