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As well as sleep paralysis [1] ! For me at least. It's also a smart way to pass out if you've had too much to drink. I wonder if it's got any unwanted long term
by globuous 11y ago
As well as sleep paralysis [1] ! For me at least. It's also a smart way to pass out if you've had too much to drink. I wonder if it's got any unwanted long term effects on one's back though..
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleep_paralysis https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleep_paralysis
- epalmer 11y agoIf you are overweight and older you risk getting bursitis in your hips if you sleep on your side. At 61 this is now a problem for me that has me losing weight (a low carb ketogenic diet) and sleeping in a recliner for half the night. I do get a restful sleep but I've always had the ability to go back to sleep quickly. So moving from the chair to the bed and back does not seem to bother me.