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Comfort Soothe Memory Pillow: To sleep very cozy on back or tummy
Around 87% of people sleep on their sides, right or left, they usually change many times of position during a normal night time sleep. However, there are some people who sleep on their stomach (prone position) or on their back (supine position).
Regarding to this, there are many controversies among doctors and people in general about these seemingly “damaging positions”. Are they really harmful it is better to get used to the more common side sleeping way?
Going back in time, when we were babies, it used to be common among parents to position their children to sleep on their tummies because it seemed the only way they could stay in one fix position all night long, it was the safest way if they ever had a vomiting or regurgitation mishap and it was recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics.
However, this conception has been changed for side sleeping since as some studies have indicated, this position increases the chances of infants to suffer from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and it has also been proven that over a 50% of babies can remain steady in this position.
But what about when we are adults, when we already have deeply-rooted sleep habits?
Let’s take a look at view at some facts of your concern on these particular positions:
Stomach sleepers: Although, this may seem abnormal and uncomfortable position, there are people who feel very comfy sleeping this way despite there is a risk of straining and injury on jaw, neck and the base of your back that may turn difficult breathing.
For this, it is recommended to place a flat and soft pillow under your head and another pillow under your stomach to keep your spinal cord at an even level. Otherwise, you can rest with no pillow at all and lean your head directly over the mattress.
During pregnancy, a woman can still lie on her stomach but only during the first months, once her belly is developed, this position will result totally uncomfortable and damaging for the future baby.
Back Sleepers: It is said that sleeping on your back can cause you low back pain because of the lack of support for the curve on this area; it can also worsen sleep apnea and snoring conditions. Despite of this, people who present any injury in the frontal part of their bodies, who are recovering from a surgery on this side (abdominoplasty, hernia, appendicitis, C section, breast augmentation, etc.), or suffer from respiratory problems, gastrointestinal diseases, or any other ailment.
For back sleepers it is recommended the use a firm and large pillow and a big fluffy pillows and also to use a big fluffy pillow under your knees to reduce the pressure on the sciatic nerve of your lower back.
As for pregnant women, sleeping on their backs will mean more pressure on their already overburden backs, causing more backaches.
The Traditional Style Memory Foam Pillow adjusts perfectly to both sleeping positions and the most important thing of all: Due to the moulding capacity of shredded memory foam, it accustoms exactly to the curves of your spinal cord, keeping them adequately aligned and supported.
For being 100% hypoallergenic it is perfect for the stomach sleeper who is in close breathing contact with the pillow and it is soft enough for the skin of your face. And the back sleeper will feel comfortably accommodated thanks to the cradle-like support of the fine shreds of memory foam.
Simple looking and fresh, the Traditional Style Memory Foam Pillow just feels good on any side you lie your body upon it. Now you can sleep the whole night and wake up relaxed thanks to this excellent pillow. Click on Traditional Style Memory Foam Pillow to have this comfy pillow and improve your sleep tonight.
