Tempurpedic

What are the kinds of mattress that would work very well for people with back problems? Well, today’s market has plenty of options.

1. A heated mattress helps relieve pressure points and relaxes the muscles. It has therapeutic benefits.

2. A magnetic mattress is also therapeutic albeit it’s quite a controversial product. The magnets promote proper blood circulation. And you can achieve this best, depending on the size and number of magnets on the mattress.

3. A memory foam mattress, although quite expensive, guarantees a good night sleep. Its advance design contours to the body well, so comfortability while sleeping is achieved.

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Made of high density foam material, the mattress topper is two inches thick. As it is a memory foam, it easily contours to your body’s shape, offering better support. The mattress also promotes air flow as you lie in bed. Materials are hypoallergenic and anti-microbial, so you are protected against molds and and bed bugs. Priced between $399.99-799.99

Via Kohls

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If you’re checking into a Trump Luxury Hotel in Chicago in the spring of 2008 and beyond, you will be enjoying the comforts of a sleep system exclusively developed for the hotel by Stearns and Foster. Among what guests like you can expect include:

A mattress that is crafted from the finest materials, including elegant silk and sumptuous wool fibers, zoned convoluted foam, and multiple layers of proprietary Flawless Foam. Guests will feel rich, luxurious comfort, contouring support, and long-lasting resilience on the Trump by Stearns & Foster.

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I think these are some of the coolest work of art:

This was from California College of the Arts: Graduate Exhibition which was done over a year ago.

And over here, is the work of Gillian Kenny, an Irish artist who reinvented mattresses found in the dumpster.

The realistic nature of photography has unfortunately led the medium to be associated with pragmatic truth, where each supposedly functions as a given of the other. Gillian Kenny chips away at this long-standing paradox within a series of fifteen pieces that use the silk-screen process to render a different photographic image upon each unframed, steel surface. Suspending her work between perception and depiction, Kenny then scratches or applies paint over these representations, so as to transform the objective to subjective. In the end, these pieces play with machinations of personal memory.

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This is a completely alternative mattress topper to the ones usually seen at stores and are chemically treated. They’re made of buckwheat hulls and are inserted tunnel style. The fabric is then weaved to keep the wheats in place.

Buckwheat hull mattress toppers are designed to lie atop an existing mattress to extend the life of mattress and increase the comfort of sleep. The Buckwheat Hull filling is natural, it lasts for many years. Long after other fillings have collapsed and worn out, a buckwheat hull filling will still be fully functional.

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Well, we’ve featured a lot of visco-elastic foam mattresses on this site, and the Celsius mattress is unique in that it is treated with Amicor. It’s a fabric that helps control allergic conditions.  It also has two variations, the soft kind or the firm kind.

Celsius mattresses perfectly conform and support your bodyweight, and contours to your unique curves, better than any other mattress in the world. Your body will rest quietly with perfect weight distribution thus eliminating pressure points and you lay steady longer…Less tossing and turning…better sleep…better body rejuvenation!

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The Sleepeezee pocket spring memory foam mattress provides these benefits:

Contours to your body shape

Full body support

Provides relief from pressure points

Is Hypo-allergenic and very safe for people who suffer from bed allergies

Turning the mattress is not necessary

Fire Regulations compliant

With a 10 year warranty

The mattress is sold in the UK via Just Click Beds

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The Intellibed mattress contains Intelli-Gel®, a substance made of co-polymer gel that is designed exact body contouring and relieves pressure and discomfort zones when sleeping in different positions.

Intelli-Gel® is made from a space-aged co-polymer called Gelastic.It is not a viscous liquid like most gels, but rather a soft, very strong rubber-like material. It is so strong, in fact, that it can be stretched to over 20 times its resting length, and snap right back to shape! The Gelastic is formed into a series of support walls that are designed to stand firm under lighter loads, but to relax if the pressure gets too high. This provides the ultimate in comfortable back support, no matter what position you sleep in!

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Ikea’s Beddinge Murbo is a new product made of polyurethane foam mattress and built for framing the contours of your body and also for long-lasting use. It comes with a mattress cover that is removable and manageable when cleaning.

Mattress length: 200 cm
Mattress width: 140 cm
Mattress thickness: 12 cm

Visit Ikea for pricing and other details.

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Here are what some mothers from this community says about memory foam versus the safety of allowing babies to sleep in it:

I like the memory foam too, but I’d be very concerned about a young baby in there (like under a year or so.) The thing that worries me is how much the foam conforms to the body contours–I’d be concerned that if a baby rolled over on its tummy or even maybe too far over sideways, that it’s head (the heaviest part of the body) would sink in and the foam would conform to the face and the baby wouldn’t yet have the head and neck and body strength to get itself out of that position. So I would think that it would be a suffocation risk. Heck, I find it hard to roll around on those things sometimes in the mattress store, because you sink in so much and it’s so squishy.

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