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We're pretty excited about RizKnows' feelings towards his Bear Mattress. Check it out his vlog below!

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With so much hype, it's a big task to find the right mattress. Look at our latest roundup to find the best memory foam mattresses on the market today!

Super proud to be named one of the best memory foam mattresses by Ted & Stacey's Mattress Guides! #BearMattress #SleepWell #MemoryFoam #Sleep #Mattress

Can a mattress really help enhance an active lifestyle? That's exactly what Bear Mattress is counting on. Check out this review of Bear Mattress.

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The specialty beds are garnering buzz. We asked an expert to weigh in. If you consider that sleep is the best form of recovery, it’s fair to ponder the importance of slumber’s prime accessory, the mattress. #BearMattress #Sleep #Fitness #Athlete #Mattress

Since part of our staff works remotely from Richmond, VA, we jumped at the chance to head down south to watch the UCI Road World Championships last weekend.

Check out our latest blog about our experiences at the UCI Road World Championships in Richmond, VA last weekend! #bearmattress #blog #sleep #mattress #UCI

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Bear Mattress Unboxing

The Bear Mattress is a bed-in-a-box concept, as you can see. It is odd for people to see their mattress arrive in a box, but you can see in the video above that the unboxing process is very straightforward. The mattress is ready to sleep on within a few minutes, though it may become a […]

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Bear Mattress Review

The Bear Mattress is a memory foam product made especially for athletes. It follows the new bed-in-a-box model, where it is available only online and aims to provide a better value product than mattresses available in stores. The unique part of the mattress is a celliant technology that helps athletes recover while they sleep. I’m not […]

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The perfect #mattress for your active lifestyle. Order today and have your Bear Perform shipped directly to your home! #active #sleep #healthy #bearmattress

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WHAT DOES YOUR SLEEP POSITION SAY ABOUT YOU?

How you sleep says a lot about you. Now, we’re not talking about that quiz you took online the other day that told you if you sleep in the fetal position that you’re tough on the outside and sensitive at heart. While some studies analyze sleep positions and personality traits (like this one), others focus on how your sleep position affects your health.

Here’s what you need to know how you sleep and what it means for your body:

Fetal position: sleeping all curled up on your side may be super comfortable (after all, 40% of the population does it!), but it’s not ideal. Sleeping in the fetal position inhibits deep breathing and puts strain on your neck and back. However, sleeping in the fetal position is recommended people who snore and pregnant women. A Business Insider article also claims that sleeping in the fetal position – a position of “low power,” as they call it – may make you feel “less confidant” and “more vulnerable.”

On your back: sleeping on your back actually minimizes face wrinkles (because you don’t smash your face into the pillow), promotes deep breathing and aligns the spine and neck. Sleeping on your back allows your mattress to give you the support it meant to! Snorers beware, though; sleeping on your back is the worst position for you. Pregnant women should also avoid this position. Back sleeping is also linked to sleep apnea, so those with this condition should avoid this position, as well.

On your stomach: tummy-sleepers take heed! While Audrey Hepburn glamorized this style in Breakfast at Tiffany’s, snoozing on your stomach provides anything but beauty sleep. It actually flattens your spine and put pressure on your neck. Conversely, snorers may find solace in this position!

On your side: sleeping on your side is a great way to reduce snoring as well as back and neck pain. It’s also great for pregnant women. There are even added benefits depending on which side you choose According to some doctors, sleeping on your right side lowers heart rate and blood pressure Some studies show that sleeping on your left side reduces heartburn. Sleeping on your left side is also good for pregnant women because, according to the American Pregnancy Association, it increases “the amount of blood and nutrients that reach the placenta and your baby.”

There you have it! Hopefully you can find a position that’s both comfortable and good for you. Feel free to tell us more about your sleep position.

Sleep Well,

Mike