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Recent research suggests that sleep position may influence the brain’s ability to clear harmful proteins linked to Alzheimer’s disease. Side-sleeping enhances the glymphatic system, improving clearance of beta-amyloid by up to 25%. Back-sleeping, especially with sleep apnea, may increase the risk of cognitive decline. Studies show people with untreated apnea have a 70% higher dementia risk. Sleeping 7–9 hours nightly, maintaining a consistent schedule, and protecting melatonin production are all critical. While more human studies are needed, side-sleeping is a low-risk, potentially protective habit that could support long-term brain health. This is a summary of "Is the Position You Sleep in Related to Alzheimer’s Disease?" at PureAudacity.com".
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