You and Your Mattress
For some, a memory foam mattress may be a subtle obstacle to enjoying intimacy.
According to the Centers for Disease Control, 70 million Americans are affected by sleep loss and sleeping disorders. Are you one of them?
Generally speaking, lying on your back creates the most consistent support for your spine, but there can be other factors to consider.
Sleeping soundly is one thing, but sleeping immobile is another. Learn more about the freedom of movement a natural latex mattress can offer.
For many hardy people, a mattress is a mattress...but what happens when your mattress wears out?
In many ways, we all enjoy “better living through chemistry,” but should that also hold true for our sleep?
If you’re allergic to latex, you’re likely already aware of it. Never heard of such a thing? This overview may help you understand latex allergy better, and the Savvy Rest organic mattress, too.
Most of us don’t put much energy into improving our sleep until we find we're flagging during the day. But there are lots of things you can do to help you sleep better. One helpful technique is keeping a sleep log.
The best way to go about finding a mattress is to evaluate your needs. We'll help you get on track by providing some helpful pointers about mattress research.
If your back pain is keeping you from deep, restorative sleep, you’re not one in a million, unfortunately--you’re one of millions.