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Is sleeping on the floor really better than sleeping on a bed?
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For posture yes and you will get used to it
Lately ive been sleeping on my bed sideways and my back doesnt feel as refreshed as before and some neck pain
Will be back to sleeping on the floor on my back, I use a sleeping bag and a small pillow
The first night is always unconfortable because my body subconsciously wants to lay sideways but I keep fighting that urge and after a while it gets used to be only on the back, that urge of laying sideways goes away after a couple hours
It might sound exxagerated but floor sleeping is something that actually makes me feel a lot better, not just posture but I wake up more refreshed
I can see the difference compared to when I start sleeping sideways on the bed
Lately ive been sleeping on my bed sideways and my back doesnt feel as refreshed as before and some neck pain
Will be back to sleeping on the floor on my back, I use a sleeping bag and a small pillow
The first night is always unconfortable because my body subconsciously wants to lay sideways but I keep fighting that urge and after a while it gets used to be only on the back, that urge of laying sideways goes away after a couple hours
It might sound exxagerated but floor sleeping is something that actually makes me feel a lot better, not just posture but I wake up more refreshed
I can see the difference compared to when I start sleeping sideways on the bed
