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BODY PROFILE |
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Find out which bed suits you. Take out the tedious guess work. Get your Body profile
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HEALTHY SLEEP |
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Looking for healthy wellbeing? Learn about sleep research and what expert have to
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Research Results deliver Consumer Confidence
Beds for Backs are committed to resourcing the most up to date information relating
to bed construction methods and the wide variety of needs of the human body including:
- Improved Posture
- Comfort
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- Reduced Peak Pressure
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Muscle Recovery & Relaxation
We work closely with manufacturers, clinical technicians, medical researchers, scientific
researchers and engineering specialists to collate the latest independent testing
results from renowned private and public universities.
Recent Research Programs
Study 1
The Study of Posture and Pressure on the Human Form on Comparative Bed Types
Report Conducted:
Noel Lythgo, Senior Bio Mechanics Researcher Melbourne, 2006
- Reducing peak pressure points, particularly at hips and
shoulders.
- Providing increased support in the lower
back determined by an increase of pressure.
- Improving
spinal posture denoted by the alignment of the blue dots to the original "Control
Benchmark" yellow dots.
Study 2
The Study of Bed Construction and the Dynamic Impact on the Human Form
Report Conducted:
Dr. Ray Hayek, Macquarie University, Sydney School of Chiropractic, 2005
A range of male and female subjects were tested on a bed unit without Variable Support
and then on the same bed unit with Variable Supported introduced.
Use of Variable Support Bed showed the following benefits:
- Decrease in "disc wedging" demonstrating less tension and
compression at those levels. Decreased spinal rotation.
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Improved spinal alignment closer to the 'zero stress' posture.
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Notably improved pressure distribution demonstrating a significant decrease of peak
pressure points.
Study 3
Supporting the Human Form on Engineering Principles
Report Conducted:
Associate Professor Nicholas Haritos, Reader at Engineering – Melbourne University,
2005
The study was conducted on the recognition of varying weight and shape of the human
form, particularly noting the region of Hips, Lumbar and Shoulders.
Construction of the mattress requires varying degrees of "introduced support" to
match the weight and shape profile of the individual.
Planned Future Bed Research
Beds for Backs are committed to ongoing scientific studies to research upto date
information relating to bed construction methods and a variety of needs of the human
body. The future planned bed research includes the following topics:
- Muscle Recovery & Conditioning After Bed Rest
- Bed Type Effects on Snorings.
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The Influence of Bed Types on Injury Rehabilitation
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No Matter who you are,
Beds for Backs has solutions for the problems you never knew you had.
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CONTACT US
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