Long-term effects may include poor posture, increased lower-back strain, reduced spine alignment, chronic neck pain, and a higher risk of developing muscle imbalance.
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5 Steps: How to Train Yourself to Sleep on Your Back
Sleeping on your back can offer real benefits, from easing pressure on joints to reducing facial creases. But for many, it doesn’t come naturally. Whether it’s your mattress sinking too much, your ...
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Menopause and Insomnia: Answers to Your Questions
Menopause is notorious for causing symptoms like hot flashes, night sweats, and mood swings. Insomnia is another challenge women face during this transition. Between 40 and 60 percent of menopausal ...
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