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One of the most important aspects of our health is the amount of sleep we get on a nightly basis. Whether we are experiencing too much sleep, interrupted sleep, or clinical insomnia. The quality of sleep one gets is dependent on a number of factors, including our bed itself. Uncomfortable mattresses can hamper our ability to engage in a restful, restorative slumber – effectively damaging multiple aspects of our lives. The good news is that one company, based in San Diego, has decided to do something about it. Scripps Natural Mattress offers affordable mattresses that also happen to be comfortable and made with all natural materials. They offer a slew of great mattresses at competitive prices, effectively giving customers an alternative option, one that happens to be hypo-allergenic.

In the conversation about sleep that tends to come up every few months or so here in the United States, one of the more understated elements of a good night's rest concerns the mattress we sleep on. Night after night this mattress keeps our spine in alignment and gives us just the right amount of give, the right amount of comfortability and firmness to allow for a peaceful slumber. But consumers really should pay more attention the mattress they decide to catch their z's on – both because sleep is a vital part of our overall health and because the makeup of one's mattress can carry significant meaning. At Scripps Natural Mattress, creating a mattress of natural materials that is also comfortable is a job by committee. Their one-of-a-kind mattresses feature parts taken from a trio of European countries, namely Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands. This veritable United Nations of mattress materials combine to form a mattress that just begs one to come to bed.

A good night's rest is something every adult in America strives to achieve – some more successfully than others. The last decade has seen a surge in the focus on the number of hours and quality of sleep we as a nation are getting on a nightly basis. But the mattresses we lay each night have other adverse effects on our bodies that often go unnoticed. The unfortunate truth? An average mattress contains a remarkably high amount of chemicals.