Sleep Apnea Testing at Infinity Functional Performance
Rest Better. Breathe Easier. Wake Up Recharged.
If you wake up tired even after a full night’s sleep, snore loudly, or feel foggy during the day — you might be one of millions of people affected by obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).
At Infinity Functional Performance, we make it easy to find out what’s happening while you sleep. With our at-home sleep apnea testing, you can get clear answers about your breathing and sleep quality — all without needing an overnight lab stay.
What Is Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA)?
Obstructive sleep apnea happens when the airway repeatedly becomes blocked during sleep, causing you to stop and start breathing throughout the night.
It’s like trying to breathe through a straw that keeps getting pinched shut — you never get the deep, restorative sleep your body needs. These blockages often go unnoticed, but your body feels the consequences.
Common Signs of Sleep Apnea:
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Loud, chronic snoring
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Gasping or choking while sleeping
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Excessive daytime sleepiness
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Morning headaches
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Brain fog or difficulty focusing
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Irritability, mood swings, or depression
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Waking up with a dry mouth or sore throat
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Poor workout recovery or persistent fatigue
Even if you “slept” 8 hours, sleep apnea can rob your body of the oxygen and rest it needs — leaving you feeling exhausted, foggy, and out of sync.
Why Sleep Apnea Is a Health Risk
When left untreated, sleep apnea doesn’t just affect your energy — it impacts your long-term health.
Chronic oxygen deprivation and poor-quality sleep are linked to:
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High blood pressure
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Heart disease and stroke
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Type 2 diabetes and insulin resistance
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Weight gain and metabolic issues
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Depression and cognitive decline
Over time, this stress on the body can increase your risk for serious and preventable diseases — but the good news is, sleep apnea is treatable.
At-Home Sleep Apnea Testing at IFP
Getting tested for sleep apnea has never been easier.
At Infinity Functional Performance, we offer convenient home-based sleep testing that allows you to complete a diagnostic study while sleeping in your own bed.
Here’s how it works:
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Initial Consultation: We review your sleep symptoms, risk factors, and overall health.
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Home Test Setup: You’ll receive a small device to wear overnight that monitors breathing, oxygen, heart rate, and movement.
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Sleep Data Review: Our medical team analyzes the results to determine if sleep apnea or another sleep-related breathing disorder is present.
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Custom Treatment Plan: Based on your results, we create a targeted plan to improve your breathing and sleep quality — and restore your energy.
No hospital gowns. No overnight labs. Just easy, accurate insight into your nighttime health.
Personalized Sleep Recovery Starts Here
If your test confirms sleep apnea, we guide you through a custom treatment plan that may include:
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CPAP alternatives or CPAP therapy
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Weight management and metabolic support
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Hormone and inflammation testing (OSA is often linked to cortisol, insulin, and testosterone imbalances)
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Nutrition and lifestyle changes to optimize airway health
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Functional supplements to support restorative sleep and respiratory function
Because we approach sleep as part of your whole-body performance, we don’t just treat the apnea — we help your entire system recover.
Benefits of Treating Sleep Apnea
When breathing is restored and oxygen flow improves, patients report:
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Waking up refreshed instead of groggy
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Better focus and memory throughout the day
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Increased energy and fewer naps
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Improved mood, motivation, and drive
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Enhanced recovery and workout performance
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Lower blood pressure and better heart health
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Stabilized blood sugar and metabolic function
Better sleep truly changes everything.
Get Answers About Your Sleep — Without Leaving Home
Sleep apnea is more common than most people realize — and it’s highly treatable once diagnosed.
📍 Testing and consultations available in Dallas, Garland, Scottsdale, and Gilbert
🌐 At-home sleep study kits and virtual sleep consults available nationwide
➡️ Schedule your sleep apnea assessment today and take the first step toward deeper sleep, clearer thinking, and better health.