Snoring? It could be sleep apnea

Must be part of a new, comprehensive sick care reform plan crafted by insane, out of control politicians to get votes.

Just as sick care will "cure" unfitness, so will it "cure" snoring.

Not.

"Loud snoring doesn't just annoy your spouse. It could signal dangerous sleep apnea, yet millions go undiagnosed."

"Millions go undiagnosed" as in millions are failing to contribute to the incomes of sick care workers.

"A government move may help change that: Medicare is poised to allow at-home testing for sleep apnea — letting people snooze in their own beds instead of spending the night in a sleep laboratory."

Ka-ching.

"For about $500, home tests use primarily breathing monitors to detect only sleep apnea, not other disorders. Hook it up at bedtime, and a doctor checks the recordings later."

Ka-ching. Ka-ching.

"Last month, the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, which represents sleep centers, changed its position to say home tests can help certain high-risk patients — but should be administered by sleep specialists."

Now what could their interests be?

Ka-ching. Ka-ching. Ka-ching.

"To comment on the Medicare proposal: http://www.cms.hhs.gov/mcd/viewtrackingsheet.asp?from2viewtrackingsheet.asp"

Stop it before it is too late.