Famous Snorers

Snoring can touch anyone. So when you are lying there at night feeling whatever emotion snoring causes you to feel; frustration, annoyance, pride, or hopelessness, you should remember that you are one among a very large and varied group. Some very famous people were known to be snorers. Many of the famous snorers have the basic characteristics that many snorers share. Napoleon Bonaparte showed many of the typical signs. He was obese, with a short, thick neck and was believed to have had a nasal blockage. Napoleon was known to fall asleep anywhere, including amongst a group of people. Oddly, there are no records to his snoring, yet history claims he did.

Winston Churchill was a famous snorer. In his later years he was quite badly overweight, drank his fair share of alcohol and enjoyed his cigars. All these are snoring indicators. He was also known for his afternoon naps. Winston Churchill lived to be ninety, which was quite surprising considering his sleep disorder and health habits.

President Grover Cleveland was known to be the second heaviest American president. William Howard Taft, who was believed to have weighed three hundred and thirty pounds, was the heaviest. Cleveland was thought to have weighed about two hundred and eighty pounds. Although there are few notes on his health, he was woefully overweight and his final ten years was known to have a fleshy thick neck. Add to that his love for beer and it certainly is little surprise that he too was known for his snoring.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt suffered from hypertension and sleep apnea, both of which it is believed were factors contributing to his death in nineteen hundred forty five. He was believed to suffer from a sleep disorder that made him more tired than he should be especially in the mornings. FDR was a smoker and known to be a snorer.

Teddy Roosevelt was known not only to be a snorer, but of deafening proportions. One time when he was in the hospital, the other patients complained about the loud noise coming from his room. He, like many of the others, put on a lot of weight later in life. Sadly, he died, at only sixty, in his sleep.

Queen Victoria gained a lot of weight as she aged. A small lady of only five foot two, she was anything but petite with a forty-six inch waist. She was well known to have insomnia. It was actually bad enough that during carriage rides; her ladies in waiting were instructed to gently keep her awake by moving around her pillows, as she was known to fall asleep in the middle of the day and snore.
This is only a small list of historical figures that were known to have suffered the nightly affliction of noise making that is known as snoring. But as you can see, if you are a snorer, you are certainly are in the company of some famous and well-respected people who suffered the same as you.


	Famous Snorers Snoring can touch anyone. So when you are lying there at night feeling whatever emotion snoring causes you to feel; frustration, annoyance, pride, or hopelessness, you should remember that you are one among a very large and varied group. Some very famous people were known to be snorers. Many of the famous snorers have the basic characteristics that many snorers share. Napoleon Bonaparte showed many of the typical signs. He was obese, with a short, thick neck and was believed to have had a nasal blockage. Napoleon was known to fall asleep anywhere, including amongst a group of people. Oddly, there are no records to his snoring, yet history claims he did. Winston Churchill was a famous snorer. In his later years he was quite badly overweight, drank his fair share of alcohol and enjoyed his cigars. All these are snoring indicators. He was also known for his afternoon naps. Winston Churchill lived to be ninety, which was quite surprising considering his sleep disorder and health habits. President Grover Cleveland was known to be the second heaviest American president. William Howard Taft, who was believed to have weighed three hundred and thirty pounds, was the heaviest. Cleveland was thought to have weighed about two hundred and eighty pounds. Although there are few notes on his health, he was woefully overweight and his final ten years was known to have a fleshy thick neck. Add to that his love for beer and it certainly is little surprise that he too was known for his snoring. Franklin Delano Roosevelt suffered from hypertension and sleep apnea, both of which it is believed were factors contributing to his death in nineteen hundred forty five. He was believed to suffer from a sleep disorder that made him more tired than he should be especially in the mornings. FDR was a smoker and known to be a snorer. Teddy Roosevelt was known not only to be a snorer, but of deafening proportions. One time when he was in the hospital, the other patients complained about the loud noise coming from his room. He, like many of the others, put on a lot of weight later in life. Sadly, he died, at only sixty, in his sleep. Queen Victoria gained a lot of weight as she aged. A small lady of only five foot two, she was anything but petite with a forty-six inch waist. She was well known to have insomnia. It was actually bad enough that during carriage rides; her ladies in waiting were instructed to gently keep her awake by moving around her pillows, as she was known to fall asleep in the middle of the day and snore. This is only a small list of historical figures that were known to have suffered the nightly affliction of noise making that is known as snoring. But as you can see, if you are a snorer, you are certainly are in the company of some famous and well-respected people who suffered the same as you. A Snorers Choices An Overview Anti Snoring Devices What To Look For Believe It Or Not Cats Snore Too Can Exercise Cure Snoring? Chat Rooms For Snorers Common Causes Of Snoring Cpap A Solution To Snoring Dealing With Snoring Problems Diet A Snorers Changes Do Astronauts Snore? Do Headache Sufferers Snore More? Does Your Dog Snore? Famous Snorers Home Remedies For Snoring How To Treat The Problem Of Snoring Is Snoring Hereditary? Lose Weight Lose Your Snore Milk Mucous And Snoring More Non Surgical Solutions To Snoring Natural Remedies To Reduce Snoring Obesity And Snoring Remedies And Cures For Snoring Self Help For Snorers Sleep And Snoring Sleep Apnoea And Snoring Smoking Can Make You Snore Smoking Drinking And Snoring Snoring & Relationships Snoring And Allergies Snoring And Relationships Snoring And Sleep Apnea May Have Killed Football Player Snoring And Sleep Disorders Snoring And Smoking Snoring And Surgery Snoring And The Family Snoring And Your Spouse Snoring In Children Snoring Related Products Snoring Self Help Tips Snoring Specific Exercises Snoring Statistics Snoring The Enemy Within What Can I Do About My Snoring Problem What Can I Do To Stop Snoring What Causes Snoring What Devices Are There To Stop Snoring What Is Snoring Why Alcohol Causes Snoring Why Do I Snore Why Snoring Can Be Dangerous
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