Incline Sleep has expanded its product lineup to include incline beds, adjustable bases, and foam mattress wedges, each built around the principle of inclined bed therapy. The approach positions the sleeper at a slight upward angle, using gravity to help keep the upper airway clear throughout the night and reduce the tissue vibration that causes snoring.
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Snoring occurs when soft tissues in the throat relax and partially obstruct the airway, causing vibration with each breath. Incline Sleep notes that elevating the head by three to eight inches uses gravity to prevent the tongue and soft palate from collapsing backward — and that its products are designed to achieve this without requiring users to change their existing mattress or sleep setup.
Snoring is more widespread than many assume. The American Medical Association reports that around 90 million Americans snore occasionally, with 37 million doing so on a regular basis. A 2022 study published in JMIR Formative Research found that sleeping at a 12-degree incline produced a 7% reduction in snoring duration, along with 4% fewer nighttime awakenings and a 5% increase in deep sleep.
Those findings align with what Incline Sleep's product range is intended to achieve. The company offers options for different budgets and setups, from its Foam Incline Mattress Wedge to the Incline Sleep 100 and 500 Adjustable Bases, which allow users to dial in their preferred angle using a remote control. Each is designed to raise the entire body on a consistent incline.
"Most people don't realize that the way they position their body during sleep has a direct impact on whether they snore," an Incline Sleep spokesperson said. "A simple adjustment, raising the head of the bed by just a few inches, can make a meaningful difference for a lot of people. Our products are designed to make that adjustment easy, stable, and comfortable."
Incline Sleep is a sleep wellness company focused on educating consumers about the science of inclined bed therapy. Founded on research tracing back more than 30 years to the work of Andrew Fletcher, the company aims to bring inclined sleeping into mainstream awareness through a range of accessible products and educational resources.
Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://inclinesleep.com