Are you worried about your sleeping position? | |
| Lucky Charms User ID: 30685769 12/23/2012 12:22 AM ![]() Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
| Tracy User ID: 13250526 12/23/2012 12:36 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | For the past few years I have been most comfortable with 2 pillows....one with has arms that go under you arms/pyramid shape. However I did have to change to lying flat for a while during an overseas trip and it made my neck ache badly. Posture is important to me...so it was only when I realised the 2 pillow is NOT a good idea...its putting my spine out of alignment. I dont want a hump back when into my old age. [link to www.abc-people.com] Sleeping posture is very important, because your rest depends on it. It is important to have a pillow under your had, but not under your shoulders. Don’t use more than one pillow, because it could disturb your natural spin position, which is very important. If you sleep on the side, a pillow between your knees will help maintain a neutral spine position. You can’t have a good sleeping posture if you have a sagging mattress. Your neck and back probably hurt because you don’t sleep in the right position. All these things are equally important for remaining the best sleeping posture. It’s not easy to change your habits, and maybe you will not be able to sleep in the first couple of days, but it will be worth all the effort. |
| MisterBear User ID: 29110861 12/23/2012 01:08 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Yes. I sleep on my side and eventually that leads to me developing a very sore back. When i was born i was arched backwards, so that wouldn't help.. But i would imagine for my back's sake i should sleep belly up. I just can't. I pay for it when my back hurts though. |