🤐 The Top-Secret CPAP Project That Has ResMed on Edge

Breaking CPAP: Part 2 - The One Who Knocks
Breaking CPAP: Part 1 - Genesis - • Breaking CPAP - Episod...
Meet the man, the myth, the legend who is breaking all the rules and re-inventing CPAP therapy for his patients. Is he a genius inventor who will change Sleep Apnea treatment forever, or is he just a Whacko? The CPAP industry is a high-stakes game and Dr Noah has all his chips on the table! The question is will ResMed fold or raise him?
For 40 years, we've been relying on traditional CPAP therapy to manage sleep apnea, but what if we got it wrong? In this video, we dive deep into the surprising flaws of conventional CPAP treatment with Dr William Noah.
Join us as we explore how the V-Com™ & KairosPAP address key issues like discomfort, mouth and mask leaks, and even central sleep apnea. Learn why this innovation is being hailed as a game-changer for CPAP users everywhere and how it’s set to redefine the future of sleep apnea treatment.
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[@CPAPReviews]

This video is Episode 2 of the Breaking CPAP series - Here's the link to Episode 1 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXjdpYCrmahlitk Important Links 1. SleepHQ iOS App - cpap.review/sleephq-ios 2. SleepHQ Web App - sleephq.com/users/sign_up 3. SleepHQ Pro Community Forum - community.sleephq.com 4. SleepHQ Pro Academy - community.sleephq.com/c/sleephq-academy/ 5. SleepHQ Free Vs Pro Video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2Xam5Sma8afmqc SleepHQ Products We ship the SleepHQ O2 ring worldwide using DHL Express - cpap.review/sleephq-o2ring We also have 2 stockists in the USA Aussie Stockists 1. CPAP.com.au - cpap.review/cpap-direct-o2-ring U.S.A Stockists 1. CPAP.com - www.cpap.com/productpage/sleephq-o2-ring 2. Sleeplay.com - cpap.review/O2 Canada Stockists 1. AirVoel.com - cpap.review/airvoel If you would like to become a stockist - please click the link below www.sleephq.com/o2-ring-wholesale/ 🌟 Why Choose SleepHQ? 🌟 Unlike MyAir, SleepStyle and DreamMapper, SleepHQ is the only app that offers detailed breath-by-breath data analysis. The app has a comprehensive suite of features designed to provide a more nuanced understanding of your sleep patterns and therapy needs. Here's why SleepHQ is the preferred choice for CPAP users: Advanced Data Analysis: SleepHQ utilizes high-resolution, detailed data to analyze your CPAP data thoroughly. This means you get more precise feedback on your sleep quality, including detailed reports on apnea events, mask leaks, and breathing irregularities. User-Friendly Interface: Navigate your data with ease on the SleepHQ dashboard. SleepHQ’s intuitive design makes it accessible for everyone, regardless of tech expertise. Most of our users are 50+ years old and our web application can be accessed on any device. Comprehensive Support Community: Join a thriving community of fellow CPAP users and sleep experts. SleepHQ’s community features allow you to share tips, ask questions, and receive support like never before. Cheers

[@olsonspeed]

Good to see somone is working on improving CPAP, there is a tremendious amount of room for improvement in this therapy.

[@CPAPReviews]

My thoughts exactly! Cheers

[@lenette7089]

Will this be beneficial for individuals whom no longer qualify for CPAP however, they still have hypoventilation syndrome with CO2 retention?

[@85montie]

Nick this is the best CPAP user vid ever! Ton's of valuable info here! Thank you both!

[@CPAPReviews]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Tarjema]

Nick, I’m so glad you started this channel and created a place where people can really talk about sleep apnea therapy. It is amazing to see such exciting innovation in the field!

[@CPAPReviews]

You're welcome buddy, glad you like it. Cheers

[@meganbeebe9740]

I don’t think I am overstating this - you guys are saving lives. Thank you!

[@CPAPReviews]

Thank you Megan

[@SuperRmarvin]

WOW. My wife has been on CPAP since 2016. I was recently home tested and discovered (?) I have AHI = 28.3. My equipment is expected any day. I ordered the nasal pillow because I knew a full face mask would never work for me - to constricting. So my adventure starts. This talk and discussion was just plain wonderful! I am going to look forward to more closely following your content for sure and this doctor was - well what can you say - I think he was just amazing! Thanks for this information.

[@NickNackpaddywhack]

Should look into medications and their affects, i was put on statins and my machine couldn't control my apena. Stopped taking them and have now got control back!

[@ericwright3382]

Thanks for the video, and showing folks trying [engineering] new things. As a computer programmer, I see many devices where the device is 100% the same, and the software is the change. What a great world (for us) to just be able to buy a one-time flash of the device's program memory. Then everybody with an APAP, VAuto, etc., would be able to get this new algorithm.

[@conradgittins4476]

Some important points raised. After 18 months use of a resmed machine I've had to figured out a lot for myself. Resmed has been most unhelpful and don't seem to understand rebreathing or deny there's an issue. As for pillows masks, the machine can't tell the difference between a mask leak and air escaping via the mouth so increases pressure to try and deal with a mask leak which makes things worse. Not great for the nasal mucosa.

[@CPAPReviews]

Appreciate the insights mate. It's true about the 'leak' however ResMed devices do have 'leak compensation' which will actually reduce the pressure if leak goes too high.

[@conradgittins4476]

@@CPAPReviews It might not be hitting that threshold for me though.

[@charhart7750]

I had the same problem with my nasal pillow leaking air but when I switched to a smaller pillow, I rarely have air leakage anymore. Also, your head gear needs to fit properly.

[@AREA51GUNS]

Just wanted to give you a head up what i found out when i '' WEASELED " our CPAP machines, The New White Foam turns into pieces and dust trying to get it out. Had to Dermal the Air Chamber to get it all out, then i had to clean it out with water and then with the air compressor. Just a heads-up Bud (Mate). I have some pics of it if you want to see them. Love the vids, Larry from Nevada, USA

[@charlesscripps6573]

None of the things he says he is fixing are complaints that I have. I hope this is really beneficial for many but I would be reluctant to change.

[@CPAPReviews]

Glad it's working well for you buddy. The high inhalation airflow does cause a lot of issues for many such as mask leaks, dry nose throat and mouth and aerophagia. It can also some other respiratory issues like treatment emergent central sleep apnea. Cheers

[@colleenrose5355]

So if I am a shallow breather especially in rem sleep what mask woud best suit me? I'm on resmed apap 8 -12 air pressure.

[@jamesboyce8366]

Why, for 17 years of PAP therapy has no one ever checked how effective my PAP therapy is? Once a year my prescription is renewed by a doctor visit. No questions and nothing advised, has been the routine for 17 years.

[@gregjohnson8859]

This is some great info! Thanks Nicko!

[@CPAPReviews]

You bet!

[@debdruid]

Thank you for the series of videos!

[@clarkelliott5389]

Can't wait to see the new device.

[@Resist4]

I can't wait for this new machine and mask! I just hope it's covered by insurance/medicare.

[@BrettMoore66]

I actually love the pressure to breath in. Last night I was eating chips and got chip crumbs caught in my airway and I could not free them. I had already emptied my lungs on a cough, Id drunk water.. I could not inhale because my epiglottis was closed.. I was starting to panic. I managed to get a tiny wheeze of air through but not enough. I was already spinning seeing spots, so as a last resort, grabbed my CPAP with a start pressure around10.5mm and put that on and thankfully, it pushed enough air into my lungs so I could actually start coughing to clear my airway. It took a minute or two before the coughing settled down. So if I did not have inspiratory pressure, I probably would have passed out and possibly died. Normally, I cannot even fall asleep without positive pressure. I tried two months ago, and was totally unable to fall asleep.

[@phillamrock286]

Nick this revolutionary. Simple physics explained amazing

[@BradRileyfl]

Awesome video, I learned so much! So Resmed Nasal Pillows for people on lower pressure? What is lower pressure, Less than 10? to limit rebreathing? And set your machine to Full Facemask even if you are using a nasal mask! Interesting. I am going to try that. I am going to try the Resmed Airfit P30I. What about the new Fisher and Paykel Solo Nasal Mask? Any info on the venting on that mask?

[@akcellr8r75]

This is very interesting and exciting news Uncle Nicko.

[@CPAPReviews]

Thank you my friend

[@InsaneFilms]

I just love this guy. He’s a true scientist questioning the status quo. Very excited about KPAP. I have the n30i which has been kind of awful to use with vcom. It’s noisy even with the 18” hose added. Is that just the nature of the mask?

[@melm4200]

I have the same problem. I also use N30i and have tried vcom several times with 18" hose and it is just so noisy that I can't fall asleep.

[@Fiawordweaver]

I’m looking forward to this kpap device. Here in Cali.

[@CPAPReviews]

Me too!

[@pbrian9527]

Interesting comments about pillow settings. I use an N20 with 13.6 fixed pressure, but want to go back to the P10 with vcom. He said you could lower the pressure with pillows, however I thought I needed to increase the pressure when adding the vcom.

[@AeroTed]

2:02 Missed opportunity to say "APAP blows" ;-P

[@pbrian9527]

When using vcom with P10, I had to increase my pressure by 1.5, but then I had trouble exhaling.

[@jamesgilbert1969]

Brilliant man!

[@njcanuck]

What is his full name? Not mentioned in the video. No intro? Video seems to come into an ongoing conversation. Very interesting discussion. I'm changing my nasal pillow setting back to full mask. I'm not feeling rested so maybe this will help.

[@CPAPReviews]

Hi there, this is part 2 in the series. There's a link to part 1 in a pinned comment at the top

[@THATHATSALLFOLKS]

But I just flat out stop breathing. Doesn’t mater what the machine can’t make me breathe. I start again when I reach fight or flight then I take a few breaths then repeat all night long

[@alexandermark6971]

sounds like central sleep apnea

[@peterh1282]

My pre vcom fixed pressure was 11.2 and 11.4 would give me aerophagia. I have since upped it to 12.4 with vcom and going to attempt 12.6 tonight and find my upper limit.

[@Lisa-f9u1p]

@CPAPReviews where would you suggest we find a baby tube for a full face mask? Could you post a link please? Thank you!

[@gabbyb7342]

Extremely interesting thanks Uncle Nicko 😁

[@CPAPReviews]

Glad you enjoyed it! Cheers

[@pbrian9527]

I have tried the vcom with both the P10 and N20. Both attached between the heated tube and the small mask tube. Found it was much louder on tbe N20.

[@warrenlucier5796]

Hopefully it comes my way to try it out in the near future.

[@sketch6774]

So did i understand correctly? On the airsense 11 i would still choose full face mask setting even with using nasal pillows ?

[@kCI251]

I hope this is better than the over-hyped Vcom restrictor.

[@Michael-1337]

So if I understand this correctly the pressure drops during inspiration and then begins to rise during expiration? Seems like a more complex version of EPR.

[@RosegarlandCreations]

Wow, Nick, cannot wait see end result. has a lot for improvements in CPAP therapy's

[@CPAPReviews]

Thank you for the channel membership my dear

[@pbrian9527]

When using vcom, my tidal volume is around 300, but without vcom it is around 500. Not sure the 300 is good.

[@petkuscinta9797]

LOVE IT!!! Common sense!

[@CPAPReviews]

Thank you

[@mattheviewer]

How does VCOM get along with Resmed Climate Line tubing? I assume only place to use VCOM with that is at the mask end (either in front of or following mask tube).

[@RaddMann3]

I'm on CPAP pressure 12 for clear airway apneas (moderate to severe without therapy). Therapy has been very good with full face mask (AHI mostly < 1). Would this new KPAP be worth switching to? I like the idea of having 1/2 the leak.

[@clarkelliott5389]

Could these algorithms be installed on an existing ResMed 11, or will this require all-new hardware?

[@CPAPReviews]

all cpap machines are made up of the same components (a few minor differences ie. bluetooth, touch screens etc) but the therapy components are very much the same (ie all ResMed devices are the same mechanically but the firmware that controls the blower is different)

[@adamfilip]

those little tubes are very hard to find. atleast in canada

[@daryl5638]

i hope this new machine and mask is going to be affordable to us without insurance.the medical devices seems to be for people with lots of resources.

[@CPAPReviews]

If the two partners are who i think they are then it will certainly be at a much lower price point compared to Resmed

[@stusue9733]

So did he just tell me not to buy one in the first 12 months?

[@CalleyWalsh]

Where can I get the mini hose??

[@br6768]

I like it. I'd try it

[@tamiemanning5108]

Sounding good

[@tamiemanning5108]

Can you try n get it covered on Medicare?

[@CPAPReviews]

I think that will be the plan. Cheers

[@digiryde]

Not having to fight to exhale. Who would a thunk?

[@gmart8015]

Not sure if there was already asked or answered but do VCOMS affect the longevity of PAP motors or no?

[@CPAPReviews]

the answer to this is no mate. Cheers

[@gmart8015]

@@CPAPReviews Ty sir, look forward to more of your interviews.

[@_Trakman]

Can I trial it 😊

[@CPAPReviews]

Me first lol

[@AngelHeart6750]

Is KPAP the same as TheraPAP?

[@AngelHeart6750]

Video answered my question.

[@ranze63]

And when this is ready for the market, we'll have a new five-buck shitty plastic box that will surely fulfill all that theory. What could possibly go wrong? 😁 A great theory that is watered down by the company's profit targets. Hope i am wrong.

[@CPAPReviews]

The actual device will not be new. All CPAP machines (including APAP's and BiPAPs) are essentially made of the same components. The only thing that really varies is the firmware that analyses the respiratory data and controls the speed of the blower fan. This is essentially new firmware that will be installed on devices already on the market. Cheers

[@ranze63]

@@CPAPReviews it might sold to us with water leaking new device. Better hang with my 10, maybe upgrade to new Lövenstein Prisma 20A. But that is stationary only, nobody wants to travel with it. I travel with ResMed 10 without humidifier but using ResMed mini mask.

[@pbrian9527]

When using vcom with P10, I had to increase my pressure by 1.5, but then I had trouble exhaling.