Discover how Slopebed can help you
Through its innovative Inclination Therapy, it not only improves your rest, but also offers effective solutions for various ailments and health conditions. Delve into a world where rest and health go hand in hand.
Gastroesophageal reflux is a condition that affects one in five adults. Slopebed, by elevating the head of the bed, reduces the esophageal exposure to stomach acid, offering a non-pharmacological alternative to relieve symptoms. This intervention, backed by research, emerges as a promising solution for those seeking more natural and less invasive treatments.
Sleep Apnea is an alarming condition where breathing repeatedly stops during sleep. Slopebed, by adjusting the body's position, has proven to be beneficial in treating this condition, improving sleep quality and reducing associated risks.
POTS is a disorder of the autonomic nervous system affecting millions. Slopebed, through its Inclination Therapy, offers a solution to combat the symptoms of orthostatic hypotension, providing relief and a better quality of life for those suffering from this condition.
Slopebed is not just a bed; it's a revolution in healthcare. Specifically designed to treat conditions such as Sleep Apnea, Gastroesophageal Reflux, and Dysautonomia, this inclination therapy has also been shown to be beneficial in accelerating metabolism during sleep, reducing blood pressure, relieving headaches, and improving respiratory ventilation. Additionally, it is a promising tool for treating diseases like arthritis, Parkinson's, and Hashimoto's disease, among others.
Advanced Pregnancy: Slopebed helps pregnant women breathe better by distributing the weight of the baby optimally.
Patients with Special Needs: Ideal for geriatric patients and those with reduced mobility, Slopebed facilitates the transition from bed to a wheelchair and vice versa.
Post-Surgery: For those who have undergone surgical procedures, Slopebed can help relieve blood pressure on certain organs, promoting faster recovery.
Reduced Mobility: Slopebed promotes blood flow and exercises the heart in individuals with limited mobility, ensuring comprehensive care.
Alternative Method for Chronic Diseases:
Slopebed is not just a bed; it’s a revolution in healthcare. Specifically designed to address conditions such as Sleep Apnea, Gastroesophageal Reflux, and Dysautonomia, this inclined therapy has also shown to be beneficial in speeding up metabolism during sleep, reducing blood pressure, relieving headaches, and improving respiratory ventilation. Additionally, it is a promising tool for treating diseases such as arthritis, Parkinson’s, and Hashimoto’s disease, among others.
Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD):
GERD is a condition that affects one in every five adults. Slopebed, by elevating the head of the bed, reduces esophageal exposure to stomach acid, providing a non-pharmacological alternative to relieve symptoms. This intervention, supported by research, is presented as a promising solution for those seeking more natural and less invasive treatments.
Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA):
OSA is a concerning condition where breathing repeatedly stops during sleep. Slopebed, by adjusting the body’s position, has shown to be beneficial in the treatment of this condition, improving sleep quality and reducing associated risks.
Advanced Pregnancies:
Slopebed helps pregnant women breathe better by optimally distributing the weight of the baby.
Patients with Special Needs:
Ideal for geriatric patients and those with reduced mobility, Slopebed facilitates the transition from bed to a wheelchair and vice versa.
Post-Operation:
For those who have undergone surgical procedures, Slopebed can help relieve blood pressure on certain organs, promoting faster recovery.
Reduced Mobility:
Slopebed promotes blood flow and exercises the heart in individuals with limited mobility, ensuring comprehensive care.
