When we lie down, the different discs that make up the spine cease to be subjected to those forces of compression, traction, torsion and stress, typical of an upright position and of daily hectic life.
The moment of rest is of fundamental importance, as it must ensure the partial opening of the individual discs that make up the spine in order to favour a series of reparative and regenerative processes:
- The nutrient elements easily enter the column and penetrate between the various discs,
- The waste and harmful elements are easily expelled avoiding their dangerous accumulation;
- Cell regeneration and the reparative process can be implemented.