Stop snoring pills sound like an ideal way to cure yourself of your snoring problem that is disrupting not only your ability to get a good night's quality sleep but also that of your partner's. Here are a few ways that a pill might be able to help you cure your snoring problem.

Drugs

Snoring is a complex problem and there are many underlying reasons for it. Therefore, there is no single drug that can target "snoring" and cure it. Instead, there are some drugs that can help address the underlying causes.

For example, antihistamines and corticosteroids can help prevent inflammation and constriction of the airways that occurs when someone has an allergic reaction to house dust, mites or pollen. This allows the nasal airways to remain well open and prevents snoring that is caused by this.

"Natural" Pills

There are a number of non-drug alternatives available on the market that some people have reported works well for them. However, I advise caution as there are no clinical studies that prove them to be effective.

First, there are a number of herbal pills out there that claim to stop snoring. These are made mainly from natural herbs and plant enzymes and are supposed to prevent the tissues of the airways from swelling or becoming inflamed.

There are also some homeopathic remedies available that are supposed to work against snoring. Like other homeopathic remedies, these are the source of much argument between those who say that they work and others who say that there is little evidence that they do.

Alternatives

Ultimately, few people use pills to stop snoring. Instead, they seek other, more generally reliable methods.

One drug option that does work is the stop snoring spray. This works to prevent the soft tissues at the back of the throat from vibrating due to friction against each other.

Otherwise, people report the most success with one or more of a variety of other anti-smoking aids. For example, a specially designed and hypoallergenic pillow or a mouthpiece/gum shield that is appropriate for their type of snoring. Even surgery can be successful but is usually only advised for the most serious of cases.

Remember, the complications of snoring such as sleep apnea can be potentially life threatening. Do not ignore your snoring problem for too long or leave it too late.