Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Clear answers to important questions about Silent Sleep Training. Need more help? Contact our support team!

About Silent Sleep Training

What is Silent Sleep Training?

Silent Sleep Training is a clinically validated program that uses a specialized medical didgeridoo and an interactive app to naturally strengthen throat muscles to effectively treat snoring and sleep apnea.

Who can benefit from Silent Sleep Training?

Silent Sleep Training is suitable for anyone suffering from chronic snoring or obstructive sleep apnea who is looking for a natural, effective alternative to CPAP or surgery.

How does the medical didgeridoo work?

The medical didgeridoo creates controlled air resistance, which gently trains and strengthens your throat muscles to reduce snoring and sleep apnea symptoms.

What are the benefits of Silent Sleep Training?

You can expect less snoring, better sleep quality, more energy during the day, and a reduced risk of serious health problems like heart attack and stroke.

Is Silent Sleep Training scientifically confirmed?

Yes, numerous clinical studies, including research from the University of Zurich, confirm the effectiveness of throat muscle training against sleep apnea.

Is there a success guarantee?

No, that's not possible with medical treatments, as everyone is an individual and responds differently to therapies.

How quickly will I see results?

Most users experience significant improvements within three months of consistent training.

Can Silent Sleep Training replace CPAP?

Yes, many users can discontinue CPAP therapy after a successful consolidation phase and in consultation with their doctor.

Can I train at home?

Absolutely! Silent Sleep Training is specifically designed for convenient use at home through our interactive app.

Therapy Phases and Duration

What are the phases of Silent Sleep Training?

The therapy consists of four phases: Introductory Course (2–7 days), Intensive Training (3–6 months), Consolidation Phase (8 weeks), and Maintenance Phase (ongoing).

How often should I train during the training phase?

During the intensive phase, you train for 15 minutes per session, six times a week.

What happens if I stop the training?

Consistent training is crucial; without regular maintenance, your symptoms could slowly return.