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Sleep is one of the body’s most powerful recovery processes, yet many people think only about how many hours they rest and not about how they position their bodies during those hours. While asleep, the body continues working—digesting food, circulating blood, and repairing tissues. Health professionals often point out that sleeping on the left side can gently support these natural processes. By aligning the body with gravity, this position may reduce strain and promote smoother internal function, helping some people wake up feeling more refreshed and comfortable.
