Because of snoring and other breathing disorders during sleep our body clock loses oxygen. American scientists from the University of Wisconsin-Madison have found that this lack of oxygen could be the trigger for the development of cancer by stimulating the growth of blood vessels that "feed" the cancer.
The researchers looked at the statistics of cases of cancer in more than 1500 patients for 22 years, consult your doctor about Sleep Disorders . It turned out that people with impaired breathing during sleep at 4, 8 times more likely to become victims of cancer.
At moderate respiratory disorders cancer risk grew twice, with barely noticeable - only 10%. The most popular sleep disorder It is the apnea, in which the airway of the patient for a short time, completely or partially blocked, due to which a person is choking and regularly wakes up. It also leads to loud snoring.
Obstructive sleep apnea has long been associated with various health problems, including obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure, heart attacks and strokes. However, before the connection snoring and cancer could be indirect, as most people are suffering from sleep apnea with overweight and obesity - a risk factor for cancer.
At this time, American scientists decided to eliminate excess weight and smoking, and focus only on the communication of sleep disorders and oncology. This relationship proved sustainable in any case.
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