So you just got back from your summer vacation. Maybe you might even had to book two rooms because of your snoring. Some vacation, huh?

Snoring can be an underlying cause of high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke, even memory loss.

Introducing Zipa. That is happy Zee spelled backwards. Zipa is a doctor-designed mouthpiece that moves your jaw forward to keep your airway open.

From now through the month of

October, you can put an end to your snoring and save $10 on a limited edition, Pink Zipa. They'll even

donate another 10 bucks to the Susan G. Komen Foundation. Help Zipa reach their goal to raise

$50,000 for breast cancer research by going to zypah.com. Use the code pink or text my first name Stephanie. That's S-D-E-P-H-A-N-I-E to 5-11, put your snoring on a permanent vacation and help a worthy cause with the snoring device I trust. By visiting ZyP-P-A-H.com, the code is pink or text Stephanie to 511-5-11. Remember, Z-P-A-I-S-P-E, spelled backwards, text fees may apply.

You may know frontotemporal degeneration or F-T-D as the disease that recently forced Bruce Willis to retire from acting.

While it's the most common form of dementia for adults

under age 60, many people, even doctors, aren't familiar with it. Uncharacteristic personality

changes, apathy, and unexplained struggles with decision-making, movement, speaking, or language

comprehension are the most common symptoms. It is often misdiagnosed

as bipolar disorder, depression, and sometimes just a midlife crisis. It's World FTT Awareness Week.

You can learn more about this disease and the important steps you can take to preserve and maximize

quality of life by visiting the Association for Frontotemporal Degeneration at the AFTD.org.

Find help, share hope. Go now to theaftd.org.

This is the John Fuglesang podcast.

Welcome to Progress Primetime.

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866-997-47-48 is our number. We are produced tonight, executive produced by the great Thea Harper. She's a great boss to have. And if you haven't already treated yourself, check out her show, theoretically speaking. You can hear that on the SiriusXM app or on SiriusXM on demand. Thea is very good at producing and at broadcasting. I'm good at neither. Corey Kastleck is helping us

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