Sleep Positions and Your Health ☝To watch the entire video, click the link above in my bio: ☝ How do you sleep—sprawled on your back, curled on your side, or snuggled on your stomach? Maybe you toss and turn all night in a combination of positions, but your body likely has a preferred comfort zone. Based on research, it may be time to change the way you sleep. You be the judge. Back to Back Rated by many experts to be the best sleep position for your health, sleeping on your back is beneficial for several reasons. On your back with your head slightly elevated may also help reduce the unpleasant symptoms of acid reflux that can worsen at night. What back sleepers do struggle with is snoring and other breathing problems. Side to Side Curled on your side in the fetal position is the most popular sleep position, especially for women. But like sleeping on your back, it comes with health risks and benefits. Side sleeping is good for your back, especially when you’re stretched out with a pillow between your legs, as it lets your spine rest in natural alignment. Face Down You won’t snore as much when sleeping on your stomach, but you may wake up with a hurting neck. Stomach sleeping forces you to lie with your head twisted to the side, putting pressure on your muscles, spine, nerves, and joints. If you would like to read more about this topic check out the article from AE Fitness Magazine Also be sure to "Like the video" and "Subscribe to the AE Fitness Youtube channel to learn helpful tips along your fitness journey: https://www.YouTube.com/TheAllenElliott Thanks for watching!😎🎞👍🏾 #sleeppositions #sleeping #sleepingpositions #bedrest #fitfam #fitspiration #fitness #muscle #muscle #iphone #instagood #workout #noexcuses #AllenElliottFIT #Passion #FitSpo #LevelUp #youtube #youtubechannel #youtubefitness #youtubefitfam #instafit #fit #loganvillepersonaltrainers #graysonpersonaltrainers #snellvillepersonaltrainers #mindmuscle (at AE Fitness)