Sleep myths busted

Sleep position myths suggest back or stomach sleeping can be harmful, but experts found trying to control sleep position might not be beneficial.

Research indicates bodies naturally adopt various positions throughout the night for anatomical and physiological reasons.

Some believe certain positions could affect health, like sleep apnea in back sleepers, but the consensus is focusing on sleep quality is more important than trying to maintain a specific position.

Read more: National Geographic

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