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<h3 class="section-header">Make Sure Your Mattress Is Made For You</h3>
<p class="m-b-20">Your mattress must support you meaning have the ability to keep your spine aligned in all your sleeping positions. It is very important with the thousands of choices in the mattress world, you make sure you choose the best mattress for you. You are looking to see if your spine is straight when you are on your side or follows its natural &ldquo;S&rdquo; curve when you are on your back or stomach. When you have 2 &ndash; 3 mattresses that seem to provide the best support and alignment, then its time to go home and compare the mattresses to see any common patterns in the ones that worked best for you.<br /><br />If any &ldquo;parts&rdquo; of you sink in too much (usually pelvic area) or too little (usually shoulder area) then you will sleep out of alignment which usually leads to pain or discomfort in the lower back, upper back, or neck and shoulders (which can also be from the wrong pillow for your sleeping positions). It also helps to &ldquo;stand up straight with good posture&rdquo; before you lie down on your back or stomach so they can &ldquo;memorize&rdquo; what your natural &ldquo;S&rdquo; curve looks like and see if it looks the same when you are lying down. You should also there are no &ldquo;recessed areas&rdquo; in all sleeping positions to make sure that they are being &ldquo;filled in&rdquo; and supported. If it is too easy to slide a hand under then it means that the mattress support layer could be too firm to allow for good support and alignment. If you are &ldquo;hammocking&rdquo; and the heavier parts are sinking down too far then this too can means poor support and alignment. Pay particular attention here to make sure that the pelvic area isn't sinking down too far, that the shoulders are sinking in far enough, and that the head and neck are in alignment (always test a mattres using a suitable pillow).<br /><br />The best mattress for you is all about personal preference and your bodies physical needs. You could choose ultra-firm (hopefully not) and to ultra-plush, it is all about making sure you have the back support with the right combination of padding to make you feel comfortable.<br /><br />For you stomach sleepers, medium firm to plush mattresses provide the perfect blend of comfort and support.<br /><br />Stomach sleeping places pressure on sensitive areas like your chest, face, and elbows. A mattress that is too soft can allow your lower back to sag downward or place added tension on your neck. But, a mattress that is too firm can also cause pain and pressure points. Your ideal mattress is in the medium range, with a supportive comfort layer. Your back shouldn't feel strained or tense when you lie down. It may also be helpful to place a pillow beneath your hips to prevent your lower back from sinking too far (however, lets try to find one that does not require that).<br /><br />From my experience in the variety of Portland mattresses out of all those in the mattress world, the more curvy you are the more padding needed to fill the arch in your back and the behind your neck as well as the spaces behind different parts of your legs. Back sleeping places most of your body weight on your upper back, bottom, and heels. A bed that is too firm and rigid can cause pressure points and leave your lower back unsupported, contributing to muscle tension and pain. A bed that is too soft can also lack support or allow your upper body to sink too far in, also contributing to discomfort.<br /><br />Please make sure you make you get support if you sleep on your back also. It is the best way to sleep, and often if you have medical issues it is required. Your ideal mattress is likely in the medium to medium-firm range, with a comfort layer just thick enough to cushion pressure points, but not so thick or plush that your upper body sinks too deep. You should not be able to fit more than 1 finger between your lower back and the mattress when lying flat.</p>
<h3 class="section-header">You Found Support, Now Go For Comfort</h3>
<p class="m-b-20">It is best to get most of the comfort from the core and contouring, because the comfort layers will flatten out over time. Comfort is a combination of the support system and the layers on top. The more expensive beds tend to build up the core for longevitiy. This is perhaps the most simple and straightforward of selecting the best mattress and is where you choose between different mattresses that have the &ldquo;feel&rdquo; you like, good pressure relief, and good spinal alignment and compare them based on quality and durability.<br /><br />Mattresses break down from top to bottom so make sure you have a great core and quality on top of that. Your choices would be simple if they all were roughly the same cost or even if there cost was just a little more since it is clearly a higher quality mattress and would be much more durable. This is your focus on long term satisfaction with your mattress so you won't find you are one of those who loves your mattress in the store and for a few months after only to discover you made a mistake.</p>
<h3 class="section-header">Now Balance Out Value</h3>
<p class="m-b-20">Value is the most difficult part of the purchasing process. This is where you decide on exactly what to buy based on the combination of different features and the any difference in value in buying a similar mattress from different sources and where all the your personal value equation. The difficult part can be making all the final decisions about the smaller details of your mattress and which ones you really want and which ones you don't. You won't sleep if you spent to much money so, focus on what value true is to you. At this step you will have a clear idea of exactly what type of mattress works best for you and the details of its construction. You may have actually found one that you would buy or a couple that were so close that you know exactly what needs to be changed to make it perfect (such as &hellip; this one would do but it would be perfect if it was just a tiny bit softer on top).</p>
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Stomach Sleepers

<p>It is very important with the thousands of choices in the mattress world, you make sure you choose the best mattress for you. Your mattress must support you meaning have the ability to keep your spine aligned in all your sleeping positions. You are looking to see if your spine is straight when you are on your side or follows its natural &ldquo;S&rdquo; curve when you are on your back or stomach. When you have 2 - 3 mattresses that seem to provide the best support and alignment, then its time to go home and compare the mattresses to see any common patterns in the ones that worked best for you.</p>
<h3 class="section-header">Make sure your mattress is made for you!</h3>
<p>If any &ldquo;parts&rdquo; of you sink in too much (usually pelvic area) or too little (usually shoulder area) then you will sleep out of alignment which usually leads to pain or discomfort in the lower back, upper back, or neck and shoulders (which can also be from the wrong pillow for your sleeping positions). It also helps to &ldquo;stand up straight with good posture&rdquo; before you lie down on your back or stomach so they can &ldquo;memorize&rdquo; what your natural &ldquo;S&rdquo; curve looks like and see if it looks the same when you are lying down. You should also make sure there are no &ldquo;recessed areas&rdquo; in all sleeping positions to make sure that they are being &ldquo;filled in&rdquo; and supported. If it is too easy to slide a hand under then it means that the mattress support layer could be too firm to allow for good support and alignment. If you are &ldquo;hammocking&rdquo; and the heavier parts are sinking down too far then this too can means poor support and alignment. Pay particular attention here to make sure that the pelvic area isn&rsquo;t sinking down too far, that the shoulders are sinking in far enough, and that the head and neck are in alignment (always test a mattres using a suitable pillow).<br /><br />The best mattress for your is all about personal preference and you bodies physical needs. You could choose ultra-firm (hopefully not) and ultra-plush, it is all about making sure you have the back support with the right combination of padding to make you feel comfortable.<br /><br />From my experience in the variety of Portland mattresses (mattress world), the more curvy you are the more padding needed to fill the arch</p>
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Back Sleepers

<p>Side sleeping lessons snoring, improves circulation, side sleeping is a good way to sleep, but it does cause pressure points to be agitated and worsens wrinkles &amp; breast sagging. We always recommend that everyone makes sure they get proper back support! Side sleepers do best on medium to soft mattress to gently contour to your unique shape, while providing the body with the support it needs to give you proper alignment. Your hips and shoulders support most of your weight. A bed that is too hard can cause pain on hips, shoulders, knees, ankles, and elbows, and will likely cause your lower back to sag rather than maintain natural, straight alignment.<br /><br />Your ideal mattress firmness is likely in the medium to soft range, and the comfort layer of the bed should be thick enough to accommodate your curves and cushion pressure zones. You should feel as if your spine is straight (as in parallel to the ground) when you are lying down.</p>
<h3 class="section-header">Comfort Layers</h3>
<p>The mattress world can get confusing, sometimes it gets right down to the comfort is a combination of the support system and the layers on top. It is best to get most of the comfort from the core and contouring, because the comfort layers will flatten out over time. The more expensive beds tend to build up the core for longevitiy. This is perhaps the most simple and straightforward of selecting the best mattress and is where you choose between different mattresses that have the &ldquo;feel&rdquo; you like, good pressure relief, and good spinal alignment and compare them based on quality and durability.</p>
<h3 class="section-header">Now Balance Out Value</h3>
<p>As confusing as the mattress world is most people consider this part the most fun &hellip; and sometimes the most difficult. This is where you decide on exactly what to buy based on the combination of different features and the any difference in value in buying a similar mattress from different sources and where all the objective, subjective, and intangible parts of your personal value equation become important. The difficult part can be making all the final decisions about the smaller details of your mattress and which ones you really want and which ones you don&rsquo;t. For example, do you want a wool quilting which is a natural fire barrier and provides good temperature regulation or would you rather have a thicker circular knit ticking which will let you sleep closer to latex or memory foam and help it relieve pressure better, in which case you may be fine with a viscose/silica fire barrier. At this step you will have a clear idea of exactly what type of mattress works best for you and the details of its construction. You may have actually found one that you would buy or a couple that were so close that you know exactly what needs to be changed to make it perfect (such as &hellip; this one would do but it would be perfect if it was just a tiny bit softer on top)</p>
<h3 class="section-header">PILLOW ADVICE</h3>
<p>Due to your unique style of sleeping, some regular pillows might not cut it. Whether they&rsquo;re too high or too low and hurt your neck, a pillow is almost as important as your bed! A pillow counts for 1/4 of your sleeping surface, so ensuring you have the right one is very important. Our shoulder cutouts are designed specifically with side sleepers in mind. With a space for your shoulder to drop down, we find side sleepers have the best luck with this style of pillows!</p>
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<h3 class="section-header">Why is Sleep so Important?</h3>
<p class="m-b-20">Why do we place such a heavy importance on sleep?<br /><br />Sleep is one of the most powerful tools to ensuring health, wellness, and a long life! Our brain regulates our body, and sleep regulates our brain, ensuring balanced responses and chemical reactions. This is why we place such a hefty importance on not just sleep, but deep, uninterupted sleep that leaves you feeling well rested and capable to take on the day!</p>
<h3 class="section-header">Healthier, Stronger Heart</h3>
<p class="m-b-20">One of the best reasons to get a great night's sleep, protecting your heart might not at the front of your mind, but maybe it should be. Several recent studies show links between shortened sleep duration, defined as less than six hours of sleep, and increased risk of heart disease.<br /><br />That is why we take our job seriously, We believe that finding the best mattress for you is the key to better health and a better life.</p>
<h3 class="section-header">Helps You Feel Not Hungry</h3>
<p class="m-b-20">Great news when it comes to body weight, it may be that if you snooze, you lose! Studies show that lack of sleep seems to be related to an increase in hunger and appetite, and possibly to obesity. According to these studies, people who sleep less than six hours a day were almost 30 percent more likely to become obese than those who slept seven to nine hours.<br /><br />Crazy as it sounds, not only does sleep loss appear to stimulate the appetite, it also stimulates cravings for high-fat, high-carbohydrate foods. Ongoing studies are considering whether adequate sleep should be a standard part of weight loss programs.</p>
<h3 class="section-header">Better Memory</h3>
<p class="m-b-20">A great night's sleep makes you feel better. Not only does sleep (on the best mattress) give your body time to rest and recharge, it is crucial to your brain's ability to learn and remember. While your body sleeps, memories are being formed from the day's activities.<br /><br />If you are sleep-deprived, you are at risk of developing a number of serious health problems, such as hypertension, obesity, and diabetes, and your ability to learn and retain new information may be impaired. Without adequate sleep, your brain becomes foggy, your judgment poor, and your fine motor skills hindered.<br /><br />Surprisingly, studies have shown that going 24 hours without sleep is equal to being drunk, in how it affects your decision making skills and your reflexes.<br /><br />We believe that the best mattress and the right environment is crucial to a great nights sleep. If you do not get the sleep required:</p>
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<li>Lack of sleep impairs a person's ability to focus and learn efficiently.</li>
<li>Sleep is necessary to consolidate a memory (make it stick) so that it can be recalled in the future.</li>
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<h3 class="section-header">Helps Fight Germs</h3>
<p class="m-b-20">Missing out on deep sleep has been linked to a laundry list of health issues, including those that result from an impaired immune system. So really when you buy a great bed, you're buying something to help you fight illness. Sleep deprivation suppresses immune system function.<br /><br />For example, fever response (a way your body fights infection) is higher during sleep. If you don't rest, your body can't fight as hard as it should.</p>
<h3 class="section-header">How Much Sleep Do You Need?</h3>
<p class="m-b-20">This varies depending on age, but your best bet is to increase sleep amount when exposed to illness and make sure you get great rest while sleeping. However, for children, ensuring they have the proper amount of rest can be difficult. Without enough rest, a childs growth and development may be negatively impacted. Please note, these are only guidelines, and you should talk to a pediatrition for detailed advice on your childs health needs.</p>
<h3 class="section-header">Power Of Sleep</h3>
<p class="m-b-20">In short, sleep affects nearly every aspect of your life, whether you are concious of it or not! So, make sure the sleep you are getting is enough, and of a great quality, to ensure the ability to live your life to the fullest!</p>
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