CAUTION if you sleep on your right side…..

The physical orientation of the body during sleep is one of the most overlooked variables in biological recovery. Because the human anatomy is asymmetrical, sleeping on the left side aligns the internal organs with their natural layout, specifically benefiting the digestive system.
Beyond digestion, left-side sleeping is the primary facilitator for the lymphatic system, the body’s secondary circulatory network responsible for filtering toxins and cellular waste. The thoracic duct—the largest lymphatic vessel—is located on the left side of the frame, and gravity-assisted drainage into this duct ensures a more efficient purification cycle during the night.

This orientation also supports the spleen, which sits on the far left, allowing it to filter blood with peak efficiency, while simultaneously relieving pressure on the liver to prevent congestion and support optimal bile production.