An overweight friend of mine after finally being diagnosed with sleep
apnea and given a CPAP machine to use at night, almost immediately began
to lose weight. Her doctor told her that the common belief is that
overweight causes the sleep apnea, but that actually for at least some
people the sleep apnea causes the overweight. Apparently the lack of
oxygen and constant fatigue from lack of sleep increases appetite----my
guess is the body thinks "if I just ate something, I'd get some energy".
sol
Wendy wrote:
He is overweight (230lbs) and working on it, he doesn’t do much
exercise in the form of running, biking or purposeful walking outside
of daily work-about to work on that as well. He has had his nose
broken many times in his childhood.
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