Many factors affect the quality of sleep, with sleeping positions, mattresses and bedding also having an impact on how well one feels in the morning.
President of The Chiropractic Association (Singapore) Valerie Teo says the recommended sleeping position is on one's side, with half the shoulder blade on the bed while hugging a bolster between the legs.
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