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Friday, 17 October 2025

5大“NG睡姿”让你醒来更累 5 “Wrong” Sleeping Positions That Make You Wake Up Even More Tired

 

💤 You Do This Every Night! 5 “Wrong” Sleeping Positions That Make You Wake Up Even More Tired — #1 Is the Most Dangerous!

你每天都在做!5大「NG睡姿」讓你醒來更累,第一名最危險!

We all know how important sleep is — it’s our body’s natural way of repairing, recharging, and resetting. But what if you’ve been sleeping wrong your whole life? According to sleep experts, some common sleeping positions can actually harm your spine, compress your nerves, and reduce blood flow, leaving you more tired in the morning than before you went to bed.

Let’s explore the 5 “NG” (No Good) sleeping postures that might be silently damaging your health — and how to fix them!


🛌 1️⃣ Sleeping on Your Stomach — The Most Dangerous

趴著睡是最危險的姿勢!

It may feel cozy to bury your face into the pillow, but sleeping on your stomach puts huge pressure on your neck, spine, and internal organs.
To breathe, your head must turn to one side, twisting your neck for hours. This can lead to chronic neck pain, nerve compression, and even dizziness upon waking.

In the long run, it may cause cervical misalignment and numbness in your arms or hands.
👉 Better alternative: Sleep on your side or back, and use a thin pillow to support your neck’s natural curve.

趴睡雖然感覺舒服,但長期下來會壓迫脊椎與頸椎,甚至讓呼吸不順。為了呼吸,你必須將頭側向一邊,長時間扭轉頸部,容易造成脖子痠痛、手麻或姿勢歪斜。
👉 建議改成側睡或仰睡,枕頭不要太高,維持頸部的自然弧度。


😴 2️⃣ Curling Up Too Tightly — The “Shrimp” Posture

蜷縮成「蝦米狀」的睡姿

Many people like to curl up in bed — especially during cold nights — but bending your spine too much compresses your chest and lungs, limiting oxygen intake.
It can also strain your lower back and cause stiffness in the morning.

👉 Try this: Keep your legs slightly bent instead of tightly curled, and place a pillow between your knees for better spinal alignment.

許多人喜歡在冷天蜷縮身體睡覺,但過度彎曲的姿勢會壓迫胸腔、降低氧氣量,造成呼吸不順和腰酸背痛。
👉 改成輕微彎曲雙腿,在膝蓋之間夾一個小枕頭,有助於放鬆脊椎與關節。


💤 3️⃣ Sleeping with Arm Under the Pillow

手壓在枕頭下睡

This is a common habit — but it puts pressure on shoulder nerves and restricts blood circulation. You might wake up with numb or tingling arms.

👉 Instead: Place your hands beside your body or hug a small pillow to reduce pressure on your shoulders.

手放在枕頭下睡很常見,但會壓迫肩膀神經、阻礙血液循環,醒來常常手麻。
👉 建議手自然放在身體兩側,或抱個小枕頭來支撐手臂,讓肩膀更放鬆。


🛏️ 4️⃣ Sleeping Without a Pillow

不枕枕頭睡

Some people think sleeping flat is good for posture — but without proper neck support, your head tilts backward, straining neck muscles and disrupting spinal alignment.

👉 Ideal approach: Use a pillow that supports the natural curve of your neck — not too high, not too flat.

有些人認為不枕枕頭可以讓脊椎更直,但其實會讓頭往後仰、拉緊頸部肌肉,長期下來造成肩頸痠痛。
👉 最佳方式是使用能支撐頸椎弧度的枕頭,不宜太高或太低。


🌙 5️⃣ Sleeping Sideways on Only One Side

長期只側睡在同一邊

Side sleeping is generally healthy, but always sleeping on one side can cause facial asymmetry, shoulder stiffness, and uneven spine pressure.
It may even accelerate facial wrinkles and sagging on the side pressed against the pillow.

👉 Tip: Alternate sides regularly, or use a supportive body pillow for balance.

側睡本身沒問題,但如果長期只睡一邊,容易導致臉部不對稱、肩膀僵硬,甚至加速臉部皺紋與下垂。
👉 建議左右交替,或用抱枕支撐身體,保持平衡。


🌟 Healthy Sleep Tips



健康睡眠小貼士

✅ Choose a medium-firm mattress that supports your spine evenly.
✅ Keep your room cool and quiet for better sleep quality.
✅ Stretch gently before bed to relax muscles.
✅ Aim for 7–8 hours of restful sleep each night.

✅ 選擇支撐性適中的床墊,讓脊椎保持自然彎曲。
✅ 睡前環境保持涼爽、安靜。
✅ 睡前可輕微伸展,放鬆肌肉。
✅ 每晚維持 7–8 小時高品質睡眠。


💬 Final Thoughts

The way you sleep affects more than just your comfort — it influences your posture, energy, and long-term health. Adjusting your sleep position may seem small, but it can make a big difference in how you feel when you wake up.

睡姿看似小事,卻關乎身體健康與精神狀態。只要稍作調整,就能讓你每天醒來更輕鬆、更有活力。


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