The Zero-Gravity position was developed by NASA in 1966 as a position for astronauts to help relieve stress on the body while launching into space.
Zero Gravity is a state or condition of weightlessness. It also refers to the state in which the apparent effect of gravity (i.e. the gravitational force) is zero.
The Zero-Gravity Position is not a new concept; it was developed by NASA in 1966 as a position for astronauts to help relieve stress on the body while launching into space. It creates a neutral body posture that allows for the entire body to be placed into the ultimate state of relaxation.
Zero gravity sleep settings mimic the position of astronauts during launch. It’s the ideal position to evenly distribute the intense pressure that’s applied to astronauts during liftoff. The position is achieved by laying on the back, then raising the legs and head above the stomach/heart to be aligned at an angle of about 128 degrees – allowing for a variation of +/- 7 degrees.
This position is popular among people that need pain relief, have acid reflux or GERD, or are recovering from injuries, surgery, and other issues.
Zero Gravity is not just the latest trend, it's a sure-fire way to help improve sleep and relaxation. Make sure you're carrying products that provide the health benefits of a zero-gravity position, such as Contour's BackMax, 2-in-1 Back & Leg Relief Wedges, and Flip Pillows
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BackMax
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