People with severe sleep apnea under 50 can expect to live between eight to 18 years if they receive treatment with oral

[D.H.]

I started CPAP in 1999 and was 43 years old at the time. According to this I should not have lived past 2017! It's towards the bottom of the article.

Link ===> https://toothopiadental.com/what-is-the ... eep-apnea/

Actually, I think that well treated sleep apnea should not shorten one's life at least not significantly. In fact, those using CPAP successfully might beat the statistical average for the population, because the "general population" includes the undiagnosed, and non-compliant.

[Rubicon]

People with severe sleep apnea under 50 can expect to live between eight to 18 years if they receive treatment with oral appliance therapy or the CPAP machine

Horseshit.

[lazarus]

I didn't click the link; I barely trust my own links.

Horse . . .

Am I the only one who sometimes isn't sure what Rubicon really thinks and feels?

apnea under 50

I never did the math to figure out how old my OSA was before I forever and permanently banished it into oblivion

can expect

Expect nothing; appreciate everything.