It may help with brain health. Many people are unaware that the brain eliminates waste during slumber. Studies indicate that side sleeping helps the brain clear metabolic waste more effectively by supporting the glymphatic system, which is similar to our lymphatic system, but in our central nervous system. This may help reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s Parkinson’s, and other brain diseases, according to animal studies. More research is needed on humans to expand on these concepts further.

Improves blood flow – Good circulation is crucial during pregnancy to allow blood to flow to the placenta. This is why it’s recommended that expecting women sleep in this position.
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Choose a good pillow and mattress

Find a pillow well-suited to your collarbone structure.
Ensure the pillow is firm enough to support the neck.
Mattresses must often be softer to prevent pressure from building in the shoulders and hips.
Use pillows as barriers and supports