What is Incline Bed Therapy (IBT) - Full Mattress Tilter UK | Putnams

What is Incline Bed Therapy (IBT) - Full Mattress Tilter UK

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Incline Bed Therapy (IBT) is the practice of elevating the head above the feet when lying down (commonly in bed during sleep). It is a popular emerging form of sleep therapy due to several health benefits. 

It is purported to help with:

  • Blood pressure
  • Reduction in snoring
  • Improved circulation
  • Back Pain
  • Spinal injury 
  • Sinus and respiratory problems
  • Digestion
  • Headaches

It is also a proven method to help deal with SERD (and related conditions (Acid Reflux, Heartburn, GERD, GORD)).

"SERD [supraesophageal reflux disease] frequently occurs in the supine position and that 6 inches of head-of-bed elevation is effective in reducing supine SERD."

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-The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology 2015

We now have over 100+ individual reviews on our original bed wedge. Due to the popularity of Incline Bed Therapy and the growing demand for a full length mattress tilter we have developed a Incline Bed Therapy Mattress tilter.

 

 

It is suitable for all bed bases (slatted, divan etc), but the bed must have a foot board or similar to hold the mattress and wedge in place.

The full mattress tilter goes under your existing mattress tilting it from 7" at the top to 1" at the base of the bed. It is available in all standard UK sizes (Single, Small Double, Double, King, Super King). 

The mattress tilter comes with a white poly-cotton cover as standard.

If you have any questions about the full mattress bed tilter call us on +44 1752 345678 or email info@putnams.co.uk


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  • Colette O'Brien

    Hello

    You say your mattress full bed wedge tilter may not be suitable for people who are prone to deep vein thrombosis is this because the wedge is the same height from top toe?. Is an under mattress full length wedge suitable for these people if the top is say 6 inch and then gradually decreases in height towards the end at leg area?.

    Thanks

    Colette


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