Mattress Memory Plus

Benefits of Memory Foam Mattresses

Motion Isolation
Do you share your bed with your partner, animals, or children? If so, you understand the importance of limiting motion transfer. When you or your partner moves around or gets into or out of bed when the other person is sleeping, that movement can be spread through some mattress materials. Memory foam, however, does a great job at isolation movements, allowing you to rest peacefully when your partner moves around at night.

Quiet
When you move around on a memory foam mattress, you will notice that there is almost no noise that comes from the mattress itself. For couples and light sleepers, a quiet mattress can be the difference between a good night’s rest and a night spent tossing and turning.

Pressure Point Relief

Because memory foam responds to your body heat and weight, it sinks in most at the parts of your body that stick out the most. The result is a material that supports your body in a comfortable way, reducing pressure on your joints.

People who experience joint pain and stiffness or those who must spend excess hours in their beds can benefit the most from this pressure relief.

Body Contouring
When you go to bed at night, one of the most important parts of your mattress is its ability to support your spine in a neutral position. If your spine is not properly aligned, it can lead to trouble sleeping and aches and pains that last throughout the day.

Because memory foam allows the heavy parts of your body to sink in more than the lighter parts, it naturally encourages good spine alignment. This can be particularly beneficial for those who struggle with back or neck pain.

Additionally, this body contouring is great for certain sleep positions. If you are a side sleeper or a back sleeper, this contouring may be necessary for proper alignment.

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