The problem is not "having OSA and side sleeping in an Adjustable Bed at the same time."Luthie2006 wrote:Thank you for your point: However, even without any conditions (except apnea), sleeping on your side in an adjustable bed such as Sleep Number or Tempepedic with the top of the bed upward does not work for us sleep apnea people?
The problem is "side sleeping in an Adjustable Bed."
It doesn't matter if you have OSA or not, side sleeping in an adjustable bed when it's adjusted with the head of the bed raised and the foot of the bed to be raised but kept level simply is not conducive to side sleeping.