Selecting a quality mattress is essential for a good night sleep and your general health overall, especially for your spine. Not every consumer understands this concept. If you choose a mattress which is too soft, it could damage your spine which could in turn lead to further spinal problems. Similarly, rigid mattresses without any resilience will not provide a good or comfortable sleep either.

This is why manufacturers go to great efforts in producing mattresses with good resilience and the correct firmness in order to support your spine. As a specialist in this field, I recommend patients suffering from bone tuberculosis, spine deterioration, lower back pain, post-operative trauma or children with polio from birth etc, to use Kymdan mattresses because this product helps to resolve all of the above-mentioned conditions.

Keeping your spine well developed is a good way to promote better health.

Osteopaths throughout the world recommend Kymdan 100% natural latex mattresses because they have been clinically proven to provide truly effective orthopaedic support.

Natural latex is firm, yet elastic, with the ability to naturally conform to body shape-alleviating the areas of high pressure by providing orthopaedic support throughout the night.

Oteopaths recognise that Kymdan latex mattresses have the ability to achieve and maintain proper posture during sleep, helping to relieve pain in the back, spine and neck-and promoting a good night's sleep.

Melbourne Osteopath, Dr. Rodney Rowe, recommends Kymdan latex mattresses to his patients . Dr. Rowe believes that natural latex mattresses have many advantages over traditional mattresses because they offer the optimal level of support that's required, combined with softness and comfort.

Mattresses need to provide an environment in which the skeletal system is fully supported, whilst maintaining correct postural alignment-but this needs to be achieved with comfort. Latex provides the ideal solution, as it's a cushioning surface in itself; when combined with ventilation holes, this adds softness to the support, to accommodate the sleeper-whatever the position.

Research overseas suggests that around 28% of all patient visits to GPs involve some form of back-or neck-related pain and they often receive advice from GPs that they should purchase a hard mattress. However, this isn't the total solution. Hard, or very firm beds do offer support, but they don't take into account the pressure this places on the body's soft surface tissue, bones and joints-and even muscles. In reality, this "compression" can actually lead to discomfort and the prevention of quality sleep.

The way that natural latex mattresses disperse and distribute body weight during sleep removes the pressure from bony prominences (mainly shoulders, hips, knees and ankles) and allows the musculo-skeletal system to relax. By providing an environment which is comfortable and cosy yet supportive, latex mattresses can genuinely help to provide sleep which is both remedial and refreshing.

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