What is the link between sleep apnea and nitric oxide?

Sleep apnea, a condition in which you stop breathing during sleep, inhibits the absorption of nitric oxide into your body. Makes sense, right? When you're overweight, you tend to breathe through your mouth instead of your nose.

The theory goes that because of that, you're not sucking those rich sources of nitric oxide into your lungs, so the airways are less dilated, and oxygen levels can drop. And that's what might make you fall into one of the cascading cycles where you feel drained, tired, and stressed, which further inhibits your ability to get nitric oxide.

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