Comments on: Expert Tips for Better Sleep and Rejuvenation

By: HealthTimes

HealthTimes — Fri, 31 Jul 2020 04:03:17 +0000

Thanks for the tips. Having a good sleep is very important to have a healthy living. This will help people who are having sleep problems.

By: Lindsay S

Lindsay S — Thu, 14 Jan 2016 03:38:23 +0000

In reply to anna.

Hi Anna,

Hope you are well. Sorry to hear about your issues with recent mattresses. For ultimate pressure point relief, a medium density memory foam mattress is best. Latex can be rather firm, so a top layer of latex will perhaps not conform to your body shape as good as memory foam. Alternatively, as you’ve already had good experiences with air mattresses you could buy another, one with neverflat technology is ideal. The benefits of air mattresses with built in pumps are that you can customize the firmness levels according to your requirements.

Hope this helps.

By: anna

anna — Mon, 09 Nov 2015 12:53:47 +0000

I presently bought my second mattress to try. First was a Broyhill semi firm and pressure point woke me up. Second one I bought a Brooklyn mattress “soft” after research with a two inch each of 2 different layers of latex and a 6″ memory foam. At felt great, nice and cushioned to go to bed but then awoke tossing because pressure in my shoulder and hip. I turned and soon felt it on the other side. No matter what I did after a while the pressure woke me up.

I had an air mattress for 15 years and slept on it just fine until it started leaking. Now I am thinking of a coil mattress, seen on your reviews. I am 70 years old, Walk daily about 3-4 miles do some Pilates and 15 minutes yoga. Weigh 122 lbs. Any suggestions? I am becoming frustrated with this waking daily with shoulder and hip pains, I did not have before.