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Which is the optimum sleeping position for large breasts?
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Sleep on your sides: It's probably best to sleep on your sides. You may want to use a small pillow under your breast to support them during sleep. The weight of large breasts when sleeping supine (on your back) can prevent the lungs from expanding fully, especially during rem sleep.
Answered 10/23/2017
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