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“Those with positional sleep apnea may still experience breathing disruptions, though typically to a lesser degree than when sleeping on their back,” Rohrscheib noted, and “not everyone with ...

"Ultimately, it’s what best allows you to sleep with your spine in a neutral position – everybody is different." And if you are struggling to sleep, grab an extra pillow.