Obstructive Sleep Apnea carries with it a number of complications. It's already a bad thing to have a person sleep what they feel is a full night, and wake up unrefreshed, unrested, fatigued. There's complications in that in terms of people driving cars in that condition, or operating machinery, or just living their lives in general. A fatigue mind is not a strong mind. Beyond mental and the sleep complications of OSA. OSA, is linked to increased rates of heart attack, stroke and other serious complications. It's not uncommon for untreated Sleep Apnea to feed into somebody's heart attack, or stroke or worsen the condition if it occurs. That's why it's so important to have Sleep Apnea diagnosed and treated properly, so it isn't a factor in these conditions. And so often people with OSA, the lifestyle that they lead, especially in terms of being fatigued it leads to poor choices about eating, and poor choices about exercise, when you have no energy to live your life, you have no energy to exercise. So people with OSA are often already at risk for heart attack, heart disease and stroke, beyond having OSA as it were.