The Sleep-Wake CycleInstinctively, we seek comfort & balance.Scroll to learn more.When we sleep, we naturally try to find the most comfortable position
- this includes using our headrests to support and balance our heads.To achieve balance, our neck extensor muscles instinctively
compress
the exterior
neck padding to reposition our heads
onto the headrest, requiring continuous physical exertion by our necks.As we begin to drift into sleep, our neck muscles begin to relax.
When this happens, our
neck and head are pushed forward
by the pillow, resulting in our heads falling forward once again.We wake. And we start the process once again.
The Sleep-Wake CycleInstinctively, we seek comfort & balance.Scroll to learn more.When we sleep, we naturally try to find the most comfortable position
- this includes using our headrests to support and balance our heads.To achieve balance, our neck extensor muscles instinctively
compress
the exterior
neck padding to reposition our heads
onto the headrest, requiring continuous physical exertion by our necks.As we begin to drift into sleep, our neck muscles begin to relax.
When this happens, our
neck and head are pushed forward
by the pillow, resulting in our heads falling forward once again.We wake. And we start the process once again.
The Sleep-Wake CycleInstinctively, we seek comfort & balance.Scroll to learn more.When we sleep, we naturally try to find the most comfortable position
- this includes using our headrests to support and balance our heads.To achieve balance, our neck extensor muscles instinctively
compress
the exterior
neck padding to reposition our heads
onto the headrest, requiring continuous physical exertion by our necks.As we begin to drift into sleep, our neck muscles begin to relax.
When this happens, our
neck and head are pushed forward
by the pillow, resulting in our heads falling forward once again.We wake. And we start the process once again.