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Upper or Lower Back Pain
  The cost to Americans for treatment is now estimated at $26 billion a year. Recent studies confirm that over 70% of adults suffer back pain at some time in their lives.

Yet experts continue to ask what -- if anything -- is doing any good for back pain. And they estimate that in 85% of these cases, it is not
even possible to say for certain why a person's back hurts.

  Certain problems -- like a herniated or ruptured disk causing pain -- can be relieved by surgery. But most back pain is treated non-surgically.

An interesting finding here is that most of the time, back pain goes away with or without medical treatment. Nearly everyone improves. But "getting better" does not necessarily mean "pain free."

Elevating the legs or upper body while you sleep is known to help relieve pain in the upper or lower back. Discuss this with your doctor, and if he or she recommends an adjustable bed-- Sleep Comfort is a brand you should seriously consider.

Hiatal Hernia
  Hiatal Hernia can be congenital or develop later in life. A part of the stomach slides above the diaphragm which may allow stomach acid to flow back into the esophagus.

Common symptoms are heartburn or trouble swallowing. Surgery may be required, but elevating the head of your bed to keep your esophagus higher than your stomach may offer relief. See your doctor about this condition.


Gastric Acid Reflux Arthritis Tension or Stress
Swelling of the Legs Rheumatism Phlebitis
Breathing Difficulties Neuralgia Muscular Aches and Pains
GERD Poor Circulation Varicose Veins


A Sleep Comfort Adjustable Bed -- with its built-in therapeutic massage system -- can give you to a good night's sleep in spite of having any of the problems you see listed above. You WILL sleep better in our Adjustable Bed -- that's a 100% money-back guarantee from Sleep Comfort.

A flat bed cannot fit your body properly to accommodate the inherent "S-shape" of your spine. And a flat bed cannot elevate your upper and lower body into the hundreds of positions at your fingertips for that one perfect adjustable position that spells C-O-M-F-O-R-T and even N-O
P-A-I-N.

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With more than two out of three getting less sleep than their bodies need, millions of Americans are suffering from a serious loss of sleep.

Sleep deprivation can cause a whole litany of physical and mental problems. It can cause difficulty with cognitive ability, alertness, irritability, concentration and other psychological factors that affect our quality of life. And increase the risk of accidents.


Too little sleep can also affect thyroid function, insulin sensitivity and glucose metabolism -- all potential health risks.

In the last 50 years, Americans have reduced their average sleep time by 20% -- and added a month to their average annual work-commute time over the past 25 years.

Research shows that we need different amounts of sleep throughout our life span. Infants require 11 to 12 hours per night while children and adults need 8 or 9 hours a night. Adolescent teens should get at least 7 1/2 hours of sleep per night -- and the risk for their sleeping less is substantially greater than for other age groups when it comes to learning, mood, attitude and attention factors.

Teens generally do not get enough sleep -- and may be paying a higher price for it than they know. Parents need to be especially aware of this problem.

Growing older also takes its toll on sleep -- not because the elderly need less -- but because sleep and health problems are much more common among the elderly. But strategies can be learned to maximize a person's ability to fall asleep -- and get more sleep as a result.

Individuals need to realize whether or not they are sleeping well. Some psychological distractions could be the culprit, but if there are physical reasons, a doctor may be able to help determine what they are and how to treat them.

An adjustable bed may help many different ailments -- from lower back pain to gastric acid reflux -- by allowing elevated sleeping positions for comfort and relief. The massage feature on some adjustable beds can also help in alleviating some physical problems -- like back aches, stress tension and muscular fatigue.

How many hours an individual sleeps is not nearly as important as how good you feel -- and how well you perform the next day.

Studies recently have shown that a 15 to 20 minute nap during the day can improve alertness, sharpen memory and reduce symptoms of fatigue for many people. There is a drug that can increase alertness for people who suffer from daytime sleepiness. But in the end -- drugs and napping are not substitutes for a good full night's sleep.

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