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How's your Stress??

How's your stress? How's your sleep?? Oftentimes the two go hand in hand. Over time or as a result of injury or other physical challenge, this lack of sleep and/or added stress can manifest as physical pain and discomfort. Think stiff neck or shoulders, general soreness or other physical symptoms.
First of all, see your doctor if needed. However, here's some info that might be useful to you regarding trying to find some relief. A good place to start is what I call your sleep mechanics - bedding, room (light/dark, temperature, bedding and pillow). So have a read below and see what might work for you.
Are you tired of waking up with a stiff neck or aching back? It might be time to consider the often-overlooked hero in your quest for a good night's sleep – the right pillow. Finding the perfect pillow can make a world of difference when it comes to alleviating neck and back pain naturally.
Sleeping Position Matters
Your sleeping position greatly influences the type of pillow you need. If you're a side sleeper, a thicker pillow with a contour to cradle your neck is ideal. Back sleepers should opt for medium support to maintain the natural curvature of the spine. Stomach sleepers will benefit from a softer, flatter pillow to prevent neck strain.
Consider Temperature Regulation
Pillow temperature can affect your sleep quality. If you often wake up feeling too warm, consider a pillow with cooling properties like gel-infused memory foam or breathable materials.
Pillow Maintenance
Maintaining your pillow is as important as choosing the right one. Regularly fluffing and cleaning your pillow can prevent the buildup of allergens, which can contribute to neck and back discomfort.
Seek Expert Advice
If you've been experiencing chronic neck and back pain, it might be worthwhile to consult a healthcare professional or a physical therapist. They can provide personalized recommendations based on your specific issues.
So there are a lot of variable that go into dealing with stress and getting good rest. Whether it's exercise, diet, screen time or your sleeping environment, one or several things can have positive or negative impacts on your mental and physical well being.
Take care of yourself so you have what you need to be there for those around you. Put your mask on first!
To Better Rest!

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