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COURT CASE:

• being prone to having obstructive sleep apnea because we have a recessed chin, a small jaw, and/or a large overbite
• being prone to having obstructive sleep apnea because we have a large neck size of greater than 17 inches (43.18 cm) in men and having greater than 16 inches (40.64 cm) in women
• being prone to having obstructive sleep apnea because we have a small upper airway
• being prone to having obstructive sleep apnea because we smoked tobacco
• being prone to having obstructive sleep apnea because we drink alcohol
• being prone to having obstructive sleep apnea because we’re overweight or obese
• being prone to having obstructive sleep apnea because we’re male
• being prone to having obstructive sleep apnea because we’re married
• being prone to having obstructive sleep apnea because we had more than one prior deployment in the military
• being prone to having obstructive sleep apnea because we’re 40 years old or older
• being prone to having obstructive sleep apnea because we were born prematurely
• being prone to having obstructive sleep apnea because we have large tonsils
• being prone to having obstructive sleep apnea because we have large adenoids
• being prone to having obstructive sleep apnea because we have endocrine disorders
• being prone to having obstructive sleep apnea because we have neuromuscular conditions
• being prone to having obstructive sleep apnea because we have heart failure
• being prone to having obstructive sleep apnea because we have kidney failure
• being prone to having obstructive sleep apnea because we have genetic mutations due to generational curses and generational iniquities in our bloodlines
• having a sleeping disorder
• having obstructive sleep apnea
• having a blocked airway because of soft tissue collapse in the back of our throat
• not breathing for a minute or longer when we sleep because we have a complete or partial airway obstruction because the soft tissue in our throat collapses, and it leaves no space for air to flow into our lungs
• not breathing for a minute or longer when we sleep because our throat muscles and tongue relax and block our airway while we are asleep
• having a diagnosis, prognosis, and/or prescription that we need to wear a CPAP machine and/or breathing device when we sleep
• having a diagnosis and/or prognosis that we need to wear a mouthpiece when we sleep
• having a diagnosis and/or prognosis that we need to get surgery
• the buying, selling, and/or trading of our nose, nasal cavity, nasal septum, hard palate, soft palate, uvula, adenoids, tonsils, throat, tongue, posterior pillar, anterior pillar, jaw, epiglottis, trachea, esophagus, airway integrity, upper airway, airway, airway size, the fat in our necks, our lungs, our ability to have full REM sleep, our ability to have undisturbed sleep, our sleep cycles, our oxygen levels, and/or our respiratory system to the kingdom of darkness, and the kingdom of darkness having ownership claims over these aforementioned things
• having central sleep apnea
• the respiratory control centers in our brain malfunctioning by not sending signals to our lungs to breath while we sleep
• the buying, selling, and/or trading of our higher brain centers, cerebral cortex, brain receptors, hypothalamus, respiratory centers of our brain, medulla, pons, stretch receptors in our lungs, irritant receptors in our lungs and trachea, peripheral chemoreceptors, O2 levels, CO2 levels, H+ levels, central chemoreceptors, our lungs, our respiratory system, our normal ventilation, and/or our neurological feedback mechanism to the kingdom of darkness and the kingdom of darkness having ownership claims over these aforementioned things
• having complex sleep apnea
• having a combination of obstructive sleep apnea and central sleep apnea
• restless sleep
• sleeplessness
• poor sleep quality
• sleep deprivation
• not feeling rested even if we’ve slept for many hours
• insomnia
• having difficulty and/or unable to fall asleep
• having difficulty and/or unable to stay asleep
• waking up abruptly
• awakening up to 30 times in an hour
• daytime sleepiness
• excessive daytime sleepiness
• daytime fatigue
• lethargy
• tiredness
• feeling fatigued even if we’re sedentary
• needing a nap in the morning
• falling asleep at odd times-such as while driving or watching tv
• falling asleep during routine activities
• being at risk for getting into a car accident
• being at risk for getting into work related accidents
• not feeling refreshed in the morning
• not feeling fully energized in the morning
• pausing in our breathing during sleep
• having episodes of cessation of breathing during sleep
• reduced or absent breathing during sleep
• shortness of breath
• sleeping in odd sleeping positions-such as with our neck arched backward
• mouth breathing
• disordered breathing in which we have periods of normal breathing with subsequent pauses during sleep
• disordered breathing in which we hold our breath during sleep
• making gasping or choking sounds
• waking up choking or gasping for air
• waking up wheezing
• waking up having chest pains
• choking on acid reflux during the night
• gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)
• sore throat
• having a large neck size with men having greater than 17 inches (43.18 cm) in men and with women having greater than 16 inches (40.64 cm)
• enlarged uvula
• hyperplastic soft palate
• nasal congestion
• nasal polyps
• swollen adenoids
• enlarged tonsils
• enlarged tongue
• small lower jaw
• receded chin
• nightmares
• night terrors
• restlessness during sleep
• sudden leg movements during sleep
• bruxism (teeth grinding)
• depression
• anxiety
• forgetfulness
• impaired memory
• memory problems
• memory loss
• having difficulty and/or unable to think clearly
• having difficulty and/or unable to have accurate memory recall
• having difficulty and/or unable to have fast memory recall
• having difficulty with long term memory
• having difficulty with short term memory
• having difficulty and/or unable to concentrate
• having difficulty and/or unable to pay attention
• having difficulty and/or unable to focus
• having difficulty and/or unable to solve problems
• reduced work efficiency
• reduced alertness
• slower reaction time
• reduced motor skills
• shortened attention span
• poor judgment
• poor school performance
• poor work performance
• moodiness
• bad temper
• loss of motivation
• restlessness
• irritability
• aggression
• difficulty listening
• frustration
• morning headaches
• nausea
• daytime drowsiness
• leg cramping
• snoring
• loud persistent snoring
• snoring continuously and loudly
• dry mouth
• waking up to a dry throat
• waking up to a sore throat
• night sweats
• nocturia (frequent urination at night)
• bed wetting
• attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
• delayed growth and development
• failure to thrive
• Alzheimer’s disease
• stroke
• low blood oxygen levels
• low oxygen in the brain
• diabetes type 2
• stress on our heart
• high cholesterol
• heart disease
• congestive heart failure
• sudden death
• resistant hypertension
• coronary artery disease
• cardiac arrhythmias
• atrial fibrillation (irregular heart beat)
• acid reflux (heart burn)
• weight gain
• obesity
• sexual dysfunction
• losing our sex drive
• loss of libido
• impotence
• erectile dysfunction
• frequent infections
• chronic ear infections
• tonsilitis
• strep throat infection
• sleep apnea leading to brain fog
• sleep apnea leading to memory loss
• sleep apnea leading to dementia
• sleep apnea leading to headaches
• sleep apnea leading to depression
• sleep apnea leading to anxiety
• sleep apnea leading to stroke
• sleep apnea leading to impotence
• sleep apnea leading to lung hypertension
• sleep apnea leading to heart disease
• sleep apnea leading to congestive heart failure
• sleep apnea leading to heart attacks
• sleep apnea leading to fatigue
• sleep apnea leading to drowsiness
• sleep apnea leading to hypertension (high blood pressure)
• sleep apnea leading to arrhythmia
• sleep apnea leading to low blood oxygen levels
• sleep apnea leading to bone loss or decreased bone density
• sleep apnea leading to kidney disease
• sleep apnea leading to vision loss
• sleep apnea leading to retinopathy
• sleep apnea leading to glaucoma
• sleep apnea leading to nonalcoholic fatty liver disease
• sleep apnea leading to Diabetes Type 2
• sleep apnea leading to obesity
• sleep apnea leading to having seizures
• sleep apnea leading to dying in our sleep
• having Freemasonry and/or any of it offshoots and/or branches in our bloodlines
• angry
• anxious
• grieving
• stressed
• worried
• not being at peace with ourself
• feeling pressured
• feeling obligated
• not trusting in the process of life
• feeling disconnected from our physical, mental, and/or emotional needs
• fearful
• hiding
• unworthy
• vulnerable
• lacking motivation
• holding on to old patterns
• the category/kingdom of spirits that are in the aforementioned body parts and/or body systems
• the category/kingdom of spirits that cause, contribute to, exacerbate, and/or reestablish any of these aforementioned problems