How much did you spend on your bed?

At the moment.. £0

My old bed (approx 10y old) seemed to be responsible for some re-occuring lower back issues, so started sleeping on the floor

3 months later I'm still sleeping on the floor and no longer have any issues with my back
 
BattFink said:
At the moment.. £0

My old bed (approx 10y old) seemed to be responsible for some re-occuring lower back issues, so started sleeping on the floor

3 months later I'm still sleeping on the floor and no longer have any issues with my back
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I feel like there must be considerable evidence to show that sleeping on the floor isn't very good for you haha. But if it works for you!

Have you been to see a chiropractor?
 
Cleisthenes said:
I feel like there must be considerable evidence to show that sleeping on the floor isn't very good for you haha. But if it works for you!

Have you been to see a chiropractor?
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there is nothing wrong with sleeping on the floor.

in fact there is evidence to show large pillows aren't good for you yet many use multiple of them.

when it comes to sleeping you want a firm but comfortable surface IMO. his bed was probably soft and like a marshmallow. not supporting his spine. now on the floor his spine is getting the support and stretching to it's correct position.
 
Schizo said:
Just spent £1800 on a tempur mattress and I must say after a week it’s been amazing,som comfy and I’ve had some great sleeps on it,also got 2x tempur pillows as well and they are amazing as well.
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Second the tempur mattress. We have a TV bed (Super king) with 2 single tempur mattresses in it (£1200 each). My better half took a while to get used to it (she got hot) but loves it now. Had them over 2 years.

I also got a tempur pillow (I asked for a free one, and got one :D) but after a year my neck started hurting, not sure if it was the pillow or not but since I swapped to something else I have been fine.
 
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