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Ancient ritual of blowing into shell ‘could help with common sleep disorder’

Reacting to the findings, Professor Sophia Schiza, head of the ERS group on sleep disordered breathing, based at the University of Crete, Greece, said: “We know that OSA patients have poor quality of sleep, and higher risks of high blood pressure, strokes and heart disease.

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