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SLEEP TECHNOLOGY

According to sleep experts, sleeping with your head elevated could help to reduce the effects of snoring, sleep apnea, and poor circulation. It’s also a common solution to acid reflux and other digestive issues, as sleeping at an incline helps to keep stomach acid where it should be (in your stomach).

Adjustable beds offer relief from the aforementioned ailments, but there’s yet another category of sleepers who benefit: those with bad backs. When an adjustable bed can change the height of both your head and your feet, it results in something called the zero gravity position. Named after the astronauts, this position relieves the stress on your spine and back so you don’t feel any pain at all.