Get back to… a good night’s sleep

Getting a restful sleep isn’t just about the number of hours. Sleep position and quality are just as important to keep mind and body healthy.

According to sleep experts, sleeping on your back offers the most health benefits, particularly for the protection and alignment of your spine.

Jane lived with chronic pain in her lower back for a few years. The pain was bearable, but not long before she came to getback, it started getting worse.

‘I couldn’t stand for very long because of pain around the arch of my lower back,’ Jane explains.

Unfortunately, it also meant that she couldn’t recover from the daily pain and stress with a restful sleep.

‘I found that I couldn’t lie flat because of pain around the arch,’ Jane says. 

‘I could only sleep by curling up on my side.’

Jane recently completed her customised getback program to increase the strength and range of motion in her deep spinal muscles, with a positive effect on her sleeping patterns.

‘Once some of the symptoms were treated, my sleep quality improved a lot,’ Jane says.

‘Now I can lie flat on my back, I can lie on my tummy and I can turn easily in bed.’

Sweet dreams Jane!

Getting a restful sleep isn’t just about the number of hours. Sleep position and quality are just as important to keep mind and body healthy.

According to sleep experts, sleeping on your back offers the most health benefits, particularly for the protection and alignment of your spine.

Jane lived with chronic pain in her lower back for a few years. The pain was bearable, but not long before she came to getback, it started getting worse.

‘I couldn’t stand for very long because of pain around the arch of my lower back,’ Jane explains.

Unfortunately, it also meant that she couldn’t recover from the daily pain and stress with a restful sleep.

‘I found that I couldn’t lie flat because of pain around the arch,’ Jane says. 

‘I could only sleep by curling up on my side.’

Jane recently completed her customised getback program to increase the strength and range of motion in her deep spinal muscles, with a positive effect on her sleeping patterns.

‘Once some of the symptoms were treated, my sleep quality improved a lot,’ Jane says.

‘Now I can lie flat on my back, I can lie on my tummy and I can turn easily in bed.’

Sweet dreams Jane!

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