Stores now, more than ever, are packed to the gills with products promising to make you feel better, give you more energy, and generally improve your quality of life. Most often, these promises are seen on caffeine-packed energy drinks, "natural" alternatives to classic products, or a functional, but overpriced version of the product using a "brand-new" material.
These are all targeted at people looking for quick solutions in a flashy way. But for people looking to make real changes in their lives, it often comes down to the areas of life they spend the most time on: diet, work, and in the case of this topic, sleep.
While by no means flashy (and possibly why it is often overlooked) sleep quality is one of the biggest markers of healthy and productive people. The ability to get a consistent sound and refreshing night's sleep can make a difference in every facet of people's lives. For people who struggle with this, a change in bedding may be all it takes to make a difference, and to many, memory foam has proven to be the answer to an assortment issues.
While some companies may plug their memory foam products into the hype machine, the material, and how it works, is still very simple. As it warms from body heat, it softens, and those soft areas yield to areas of greater pressure on our bodies. This contouring is created where it is needed most, so pressure generated in these areas on traditional beds is relieved. Memory foam permits better circulation for many people, while supporting areas of lesser pressure that also are ignored by traditional bedding.
Better circulation means your body doesn't need to "toss and turn" to return blood flow to an area cut off by a pressure point, so your sleep is interrupted less. And with your whole body receiving support, most people wake up with fewer aches.
So while it may not be all bells and whistles, a switch to memory foam bedding may be just the change you need in your life.
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Article submitted by The Foam Factory, an online retailer of memory foam mattress, topper, pillow, and even pet bed products.
These are all targeted at people looking for quick solutions in a flashy way. But for people looking to make real changes in their lives, it often comes down to the areas of life they spend the most time on: diet, work, and in the case of this topic, sleep.
While by no means flashy (and possibly why it is often overlooked) sleep quality is one of the biggest markers of healthy and productive people. The ability to get a consistent sound and refreshing night's sleep can make a difference in every facet of people's lives. For people who struggle with this, a change in bedding may be all it takes to make a difference, and to many, memory foam has proven to be the answer to an assortment issues.
While some companies may plug their memory foam products into the hype machine, the material, and how it works, is still very simple. As it warms from body heat, it softens, and those soft areas yield to areas of greater pressure on our bodies. This contouring is created where it is needed most, so pressure generated in these areas on traditional beds is relieved. Memory foam permits better circulation for many people, while supporting areas of lesser pressure that also are ignored by traditional bedding.
Better circulation means your body doesn't need to "toss and turn" to return blood flow to an area cut off by a pressure point, so your sleep is interrupted less. And with your whole body receiving support, most people wake up with fewer aches.
So while it may not be all bells and whistles, a switch to memory foam bedding may be just the change you need in your life.
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Article submitted by The Foam Factory, an online retailer of memory foam mattress, topper, pillow, and even pet bed products.
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