VIDEO: Snorers seek cure with ancient Australian instrument

Published: November 14, 2013

VIDEO: Snorers seek cure with ancient Australian instrument

Judith Pinkerton, founder of Music 4 Life and Nevada's first licensed music therapist, stumbled upon using the didgeridoo to treat snoring after her husband saw …
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