Waterbeds have been around for quite awhile now and are often marketed as a means of maintaining good back health and generally improve blood pressure, circulation and other medical conditions. From all accounts the jury is still out about whether sleeping on a waterbed helps or hurts your back..

 

Firstly I would love to thanks for sharing a lovely discussion with all of us and i already knew about that Waterbeds have lots of medical benefits. The waterbed was, after all, already in use in the medical world before it become a commercial success on the open market. It was discovered that the state of apparent weightlessness helped enormously in stopping and curing bedsores and in the treatment of extreme burns. Furthermore, waterbeds are extensively used in the care of premature babies and are a great help for pregnant ladies. Because no dust or bacteria can lodge in a sealed watermattress and because a watermattress is simple to neat, it is also often used in the treatment of allergies and asthma. And finally, it's been proven that falls asleep faster and achieves a deeper sleep on a waterbed. A waterbed supports your back in the best feasible way. When you lie on a watermattress, the water moves so that it takes up the exact shape of your body. The bed doesn't sag, but adjusts exactly and instantly to your body, whatever your weight. These properties, combined with the dramatically reduced pressure on the surface and the amazing warmth, provide the ideal support for your back.



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Water beds have many medical benefits. The water bed was, after all, already in use in the medical world before it become a commercial success on the open market. It was discovered that the state of apparent weightlessness helped enormously in preventing and curing bedsores and in the treatment of severe burns. The gentle, even support and the warmth of a water bed are also beneficial for people who suffer arthritis, rheumatism and certain back disorders