Is there any way to stop snoring?

Congrats.. “Make her loose weight” might be the stupidest thing I have ever read on this site. And that bar is really fucking high.

most likely she has sleep apnea.
Its is serious and yes you could die from it.
I would suggest her to go to a sleep center to get tested. after testing, the doctor will then suggest a CPAP machine (google it for more info) IF you are looking for a quick fix like an over the counter spray or mouthpiece, forget it, if it is as loud as you say it is, nothing u can buy in a store will help. She will also feel much better and more alert during the day if she gets the proper treatment. Make it a point to tell her tthat it could be something serious.

yes sleep apnea is a HUGE problem and many people dont know about it

For example, sleep apnea (diagnosed in up to 10% of men over 40 as well as in women and children) has been associated with heart attacks, heart failure, stroke, hypertension, accelerated development of coronary artery disease, abnormal heart rhythms, convulsions, memory problems, slowed thinking, irritability, mood swings, depression and high speed highway crashes. http://www.thesleepsite.com/

Mark’s wife, Susan was always bothered by his snoring, but she became more troubled when she noticed that throughout the night he would stop breathing periodically, seeming to wake up to restart his breathing and then fall back asleep again. Mark occasionally remembered waking up during the night, but for the most part, he did not remember the gaps in breathing. He did, however, know that he was always tired during the day. http://www.helpguide.org/life/sleep_apnea.htm

Snoring is an age-old problem with many social consequences, including marital discord, separate bedrooms, even separation and divorce, and angry neighbors. Snoring usually occurs due to vibration of the tissue in the throat, usually while the patient is breathing through the mouth
http://www.dochazenfield.com/snoring.htm

Forty-five percent of normal adults snore at least occasionally, and 25 percent are habitual snorers. Problem snoring is more frequent in males and overweight persons, and it usually grows worse with age.
http://www.entnet.org/healthinfo/snoring/snoring.cfm

Snoring is a problem shared by more than 25 percent of the population. It occurs more frequently in men and people who are overweight. Habitual snoring disrupts a family’s peaceful night’s sleep. Snoring also disturbs the snorer’s own sleep patterns, resulting in a feeling of being tired, even after what seems like a good night’s sleep. Habitual snoring makes a restful sleep nearly impossible for everyone. A snorer, however, is helpless to control or stop the snoring. At Cleveland Clinic, an ENT doctor can offer some snoring treatments.
http://cms.clevelandclinic.org/headandneck/body.cfm?id=77

you have a pillow.

you know what to do.

great answer bateman

yes that was fantastic

Hysterical.