The potential to snore while sleeping is a fact of life... the area of the throat is constructed the uvula and the epiglottis where are affords two things to happen.
One is speech and the other is the possibility of snoring. In the worse case, where fatty tissue has crowded the opening to the upper airway obstruction during sleep can occur resulting in sleep apnea.
A friend and fellow advocate for healthy sleep has created a website that thoroughly addressed the question of snoring. I commend it to you, a loved one, and anyone you are concerned about who snores.
Back with another installment of The End of Sleep Medicine soon!
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