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Saturday, December 17, 2011
Heads Up! The Way You Are Sleeping May Be Killing You!
Every one of us has a mysterious double life.
For about two thirds of the time we are conscious beings, thinking about the world within and without, and negotiating our ways through the obstacles of life. For the other one third of the time we are nearly lifeless lumps of flesh, unconscious to everything but our own fantasies, as we lie flat in bed asleep. We all know that sleep is important for health. But for an activity that consumes about 8 hours of everyday of life, surprisingly little is thought about the act of sleeping, or the way our culture teaches us to sleep. Sleep behavior, like all human activities, is defined by our culture.
Sometimes, the practices taught by our culture can impact on the way our bodies function. As medical anthropologists, we research ways our cultural practices may be affecting our health. And we have found that the way we have been trained to sleep may be one of the most important causes of various diseases plaguing our society.
Of course, when you consider the culture of sleeping, it includes such isues as the length of time to sleep, and time of day for sleep. Do you take frequent naps or do you sleep 8 hours straight? Do you sleep at night or during the day?
Other issues concern sleepwear. Do you sleep nude, or with pajamas or lingerie? Do you sleep in your underwear? Should the sheets be natural fabrics, such as cotton or silk, or is polyester okay? What about the detergent and fabric softeners used in the sheets, pillow case, and pj's?
Should you eat before you sleep? What is the impact of watching television before sleep? Should you take sleeping pills to help you sleep?
These are some of the culturally defined issues that help determine how we sleep, all of which may have some potential impact on health. However, there is one cultural issue that tops the list of importance, and which may greatly determine your health status. It has to do with your sleep position. Are you sleeping on a firm, flat bed, face down, with your nose and eye compressed against the bed and pillow? Or are you on your back with your head slightly elevated, as is the case for many native cultures that use hammocks or other non-flat surfaces for sleep?
The reason we ask this last question is because the circulation to the head and brain is completely related to your body position when sleeping.
We all have had a time of experiencing dizziness or lightheadedness when getting out of bed too quickly. This effect is called orthostatic hypotension, and results from the fact that blood pressure falls when you lie down, and sudden raising of the head may temporarily deprive the brain of sufficient blood pressure, resulting in the dizziness or lightheadedness. The blood pressure soon rises, increasing the blood supply to the brain, as you feel normal again.
This phenomenon shows that the body's position, relative to gravity, influences head and brain circulation. You can also demonstrate this by doing a head stand, which many yoga practitioners do daily. Intracranial pressure rises dramatically, as blood rushes to the head, which becomes beet red, and the neck veins swell out, as blood pools in the venous system.
But apart from these examples, very little, if anything, is mentioned in medical physiology textbooks about gravity and its impact on circulation. Yet, you cannot fully understand brain circulation without considering gravity.
The effect of gravity on brain circulation is purely mechanical, and relates to the position of the head relative to the pumping heart. When we are standing up, the head is above the heart, so blood must pump against the force of gravity -- from the heart to the brain -- lowering the effective pressure with which the arterial blood is delivered to the brain. Meanwhile, drainage of blood from the brain to the heart is facilitated by the pull of gravity.
In contrast, when we lie down and are horizontal, the heart and head are now on the same plane. This eliminates the effects of gravity on brain circulation. Blood from the heart pumps powerfully into the head without gravity's resistance, increasing intracranial pressure. And blood returning from the brain to the heart must do so without gravity's assistance, causing a back-up of blood in the brain.
Essentially, intracranial pressure increases, and overall brain circulation diminishes, when you are lying flat compared to standing up.
Of course, the body is intelligent and has mechanisms for controlling brain pressure under different gravity situations. When the brain gets pressurized from lying down, there are various pressure receptors in the head and neck designed to lower blood pressure, thereby preventing too much brain pressure and the possibility of blowing a blood vessel or creating a cerebral aneurysm. This is why blood pressure is lower when we are sleeping, and horizontal.
But these brain mechanisms for adjusting pressure have their limits. As we go through the day in a vertical position, gravity relentlessly pulls our body's fluids downwards, which is why many people have swollen feet and ankles by day's end. Once we lie down, the gravity effect is lost, as fluid leaves the legs and returns to the head. So despite our brains normal defense mechanisms, throughout the night intracranial pressure increases and is highest in the morning, after hours of lying flat, and lowest at the end of the day, after hours of being vertical.
What happens when intracranial pressure is high from long periods of lying flat? The increased arterial pressure causes extra cerebral spinal fluid to form in the brain's ventricles, increasing intracranial fluid pressure. The ventricles swell and the cells of the brain become bathed in excess fluid, essentially causing brain edema. This edema would lower the available oxygen and sugar for brain cells. The lack of gravity assisted drainage from the brain would cause a back-up of blood in the venous system and collecting sinuses in the brain. The brain's circulation would become relatively stagnant, as the only force moving blood through would be the pushing force of the arterial pressure (which is greatly reduced after going through the cerebral circulation) and the sucking force of the heart's right atrium. And in addition to the brain swelling under the pressure, the eyes, ears, face, sinuses, gums -- the entire head -- will become pressurized and the tissues congested with fluid!
There is one field of medicine that avidly studies this effect of gravity on physiology. That sub-specialty is Space Medicine. Astronauts in space are in a zero-gravity field, and it is known that this causes blood to shift to the head and brain, causing increased brain pressure and accompanying migraines, glaucoma, Meniere's disease, and other problems associated with a pressurized, congested brain. To study the negative effects of zero-gravity here on Earth, these space scientists have people lie down flat! However, since medicine is so wide a field, with sub-specialists learning more and more about less and less, there is little exchange of ideas between space medicine and Earth-bound medicine. Otherwise, someone would have realized that lying flat is what we do when we sleep. If it causes problems for astronauts, then couldn't it cause problems for everyone else?
We found out about this Space research while we performed our own research into sleep positions as a possible cause of migraines. We hypothesized that sleeping too flat for too long each night could lead to brain pressure and fluid accumulation (edema) within the brain tissue, with associated hypoxia and hypoglycemia. The brain cannot function well without proper amounts of oxygen or sugar, and this condition would be at its worst in the morning, which is when most migraines occur.
While migraines have been thought of as a pathological phenomenon, it is also possible that the migraine is the brain's defense mechanism to receive new blood along with sugar and oxygen. After all, the only way the brain can get what it needs is from the bloodstream, and during a migraine arteries to the head open up and send blood with force throughout the brain. Perhaps, we reasoned, the migraine is a type of emergency "brain flush", replacing old blood with new. If so, could we prevent migraines by having migraine sufferers sleep with their heads slightly elevated?
We tested our theory by having about 100 volunteer migraineurs sleep with the heads of their beds elevated, from 10-30 degrees. Head elevation, we theorized, would improve the brain circulation by providing some gravity assistance to drainage. Interestingly, we found that Space Medicine researchers discovered that brain circulation (and heart pumping) is optimal at a 30-degree head of bed elevation.
To our amazement, we found that the majority of the migraineurs in our study experienced relief by this simple sleep position change! Many had no new migraines, after being migraine sufferers for 30 or more years! The results were very fast, within a few days. And there were very interesting side effects, too. Our volunteers woke up more alert. Morning sinus congestion was significantly reduced for most people. Some reported that they no longer had certain allergies. Could we have discovered the real purpose and cause of migraines?
The implications of these findings were, frankly, astounding to us. So many diseases are related to increased brain pressure of "unknown" cause. Sleep position was never studied as the cause of this increased pressure. The implications go far beyond the prevention and treatment of migraines. Any condition that is related to brain pressure, and that is usually worse in the morning after a night of horizontal time, can be potentially related to this gravity and sleep position issue.
Keep in mind that the brain is the central nervous system controlling and modifying all bodily functions. If certain centers of the brain are congested and pressurized daily by sleeping too flat for long hours, those centers can malfunction. Depending on the way a person sleeps, the idiosyncrasies of their brain circulation, and other variables, different people might experience this brain pressure differently. For some, the respiratory centers of the hypothalamus might be particularly congested, resulting in Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (which has been associated with head and body position while sleeping), sleep apnea, or even asthma. Sleep apnea has been shown to be treatable with changes in sleep position.
Strokes are clearly associated with brain pressure, and usually occur at night or in the early morning, while sleeping. This is when brain pressure is highest.
Glaucoma is clearly caused by this mechanism. It is already known that eye pressure increases when the head is down, and decreases when the head is up. It is essential to note the head position when taking eye pressure readings because of this sensitive relationship between intraocular pressure and head position. Eye pressure is also highest in the early morning. Elevating the head while sleeping should be routine for glaucoma treatment and prevention.
Baggy eyes and sinus congestion seem to be related to head pressure. Just as the brain gets extra pressure when lying down, the head and face are pressurized, too. People with these problems usually find immediate relief by sleeping elevated 10-30 degrees.
Alzheimer's disease, we believe, might be the end disease caused by chronic brain congestion and pressure from flat sleeping. The cerebral ventricles of the Alzheimer's brain are expanded, suggesting a history of ventricular pressure, and generalized lesions along the ventricles may indicate areas of brain tissue that have deteriorated from this chronic pressure. Other research has already shown Alzheimer's is associated with increased brain pressure, but the cause has been considered unknown, as is the case with almost all brain pressure problems.
It should be noted that the blood-brain barrier cannot function properly when pressurized. Excessive intracranial pressure can cause leaks in this barrier by expanding the basement membrane, allowing heavy metals, e.g., aluminum and mercury, as well as viruses and bacteria, to enter the brain that would have otherwise been excluded. This may be why heavy metals have been associated with certain brain problems, such as Alzheimer's.
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder is also known to be associated with congestion of the "impulse center" within the brain that helps control behavior. We found several children with ADHD experience profound improvement of self control by elevating their heads while sleeping.
In addition to head position relative to gravity, we also have found side or belly sleeping can create problems. For example, we found several cases of carpel tunnel syndrome related to sleeping on the hands or wrists, and shoulder pain from sleeping on the side. And keep in mind that head pressure increases, and drainage diminishes, when the head is rotated to the side. Sleeping on the back avoids compression of limbs and internal organs.
It is also interesting to note that patients with asymmetrical problems will typically be worse on the side they sleep on. For example, eye pathology will be worse in the eye on the side of the face that is slept on most. Ear infections will be worse on the "down" ear. You can also tell the side a person sleeps on by observing the shape of the nose. Apart from injuries, the nose should be symmetrical, but becomes curved away from the pillow because of sleeping on the side of the face and pressing on the nose for hours each night. The nose will point away from the side that is most slept on.
Men should be told that side sleeping may result in testicular compression and possible dysfunction. And women who sleep on their sides or stomachs subject their breasts to compression and impaired circulation. Side sleepers may have more breast trouble on the side they sleep on.
We should forewarn the practitioner, however, that, while the effect of elevating the head while sleeping will be dramatic and transformative for many patients and should be considered essential to disease prevention strategies, the fact is that many people resist changing their sleep behaviors. They have been conditioned to sleep a certain way since birth. And even when they want to change their sleep position, it's difficult to ensure compliance when the subject is unconscious! It takes tremendous will power to alter sleep behavior. But it is well worth the trouble, as people usually see within a week of sleeping elevated.
We found the best methods for head elevation include using more pillows, using a foam wedge, placing blocks under the legs of the bed frame at the head of the bed, or using an adjustable bed. While the ideal position is with the head from 10-30 degrees elevated, 10 degrees elevation is fine to start with. The legs should be slightly elevated, too, and the person should try to stay on his or her back as much as possible. The ideal position is one you would be in if leaning back in a recliner chair. (Recliners would be fine to use, too, but they usually give poor lower back support.) Also, be aware that some people will find one degree of elevation more comfortable than another. People with low blood pressure may need their heads lower than those with higher blood pressure. Others may have some neck and shoulder discomfort from the new position. However, by experimenting with pillows under the arms, underneath the buttocks (which prevents sliding down the bed), and under the feet and legs, the patient should find a comfortable solution.
Also, when taking in to effect patient history, realize that neck injuries and tight neck muscles can impair venous drainage of the brain by compression of the jugular veins by the tight muscles. Neck massage and spinal adjustments may help improve overall brain circulation. We have had a few case histories where there was little or no improvement from head elevation, but the subjects had a history of neck injuries.
Of course, there will be times when people feel lightheaded and need to lie down to get more blood to the head. It might also be better for people to sleep less at night and to make up for lost sleep with a nap, or a siesta, during the day. That would avoid extremes of high and low brain pressure. But our culture makes it necessary for most people to do all their sleeping at once. Sleeping, after all, is a cultural issue. The point is to be aware of how you feel, and realize that your body position relative to gravity may be a key factor affecting health and disease.
We are continuing to research this effect of gravity and sleep position on health, and encourage practitioners to communicate their patients' experiences with us. We also highly encourage you to read our book, Get It Up! Revealing the Simple Surprising Lifestyle that Causes Migraines, Alzheimer's, Stroke, Glaucoma, Sleep Apnea, Impotence, and More! (ISCD Press, 2001), where we discuss the profound implications of this theory, including a lengthy list of references about brain pressure and various diseases and the effect of gravity on brain circulation. After you see the evidence, you will probably be as amazed as we are that sleep research has been ignoring this critical aspect of sleep.
Sleeping too flat each day may be the greatest lifestyle mistake people are making in our culture. Some of the worst diseases of our time may be all in our bed!
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Saturday, December 10, 2011
Pregnancy and Maternity Body Pillow You Will Love for Comfort and Pain Relief
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Saturday, December 3, 2011
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Sunday, November 27, 2011
Splintek SleepRight Side Sleeping Pillow (24x12x4) Helps reduce snoring and insomnia.
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Monday, November 21, 2011
Best No Snore Pillow
www.deluxecomfort.com Is there anything worse than trying to sleep when you partner is noisily snoring? You try to ignore them, willing yourself to drift into sleep, but that rumbling noise is becoming more and more distinct. As you cringe, burying your face in your pillow, he gets louder still. Finally, agitated, you shake him and demand that he stop snoring. The problem is that he can't just stop. Snoring is an involuntary bodily function. The good news is that many people have found relief through snoring pillows. To understand how snoring pillows work, you first need to understand that when a person is snoring or suffering from sleep apnea, they are actually experiencing periods of time where their breathing is suspended in excess of ten second intervals. This means when you hear your partner snort or wheeze, he is actually struggling for a breath. How do snoring pillows work? First developed by doctors as therapeutic aids, these pillows were designed to address the problems of snoring. Doctors know that snorers need their heads and necks properly cradled and elevated, so these pillows actually contain elevated foam panels for proper body positioning. These pillows are designed to gently and easily position the sleeper's head to the side. This lowers the chances of the sleeper's airway being obstructed. This reduces the chance of snoring due to easier breathing. Although snoring pillows don't work for everyone, many people have benefited from this simple bedding ...
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Sunday, November 13, 2011
Lower Back Pain - How to Help Yourself, and When to Go See the Doctor
Many of us suffer from debilitating back pain, some lasting a few days, some lasting months at a time. In fact, lower back pain is one of the most common injuries treated in hospital emergency departments and urgent care facilities, and leading cause of long term disability around the world. Whether you injure yourself bending over to pick up a light box, or simply wake up with a backache that just won't go away, it important to determine the odds of the backache resolving spontaneously, or whether you need professional help.
As a back pain sufferer myself, I have personal experience in this subject. At the same time, I am also a medical provider in a major hospital emergency department, and routinely form treatment plans and write prescription medications for my patients. The following are some general recommendations for home treatment of acute, minor back pain. Chronic back pain (severe pain lasting more than a week) should be deal with, by your physician.
One of the most common ways that patients injure their back is by simply lifting a box, turning their upper body, or some other innocent movement. If your body muscles are tight, and you over stretch them, they will simply tear. So if the event that caused your minor back pain was from a minor twist or lifting an object, and it's been less than a week since your accident, chances are you'll be ok. In most cases of muscle strain, the healing process is spontaneous and supportive care is all you need to get well. Of course this doesn't apply to significant falls, and car accidents and other forced trauma. So how can you tell if it's a "minor back pain?"
I don't define a minor back pain simply by the degree of pain or suffering a patient is going through, but by the degree of co-morbidity that the patient is suffering. In other words, if the pain is simple pain, and the patient can still walk, is not incontinent of stool or urine, does not have any weakness or numbness in their legs or numbness to the genitals, than it's probably a minor lower back pain. However, if they have any of the above symptoms, they should be immediately evaluated by a physician as those symptoms may herald an impending lifelong neurological disability. Significant pain, coupled with weakness and numbness, is considered a true medical emergency. Of course, everyone has a different level of tolerance of symptoms, so you'll have to use your own judgment. If you're not sure, go see a doctor.
Dealing with the lower back pain is easy if you understand the concepts of the initial injury. For simple lower back muscle strains, here are my usual discharge instructions to the patient:
• Clear your schedule. Rest your body so that you can heal quickly and correctly.
• If you need to stay home to recover, don't feel guilty that you can't go to work. Personally, I'm a big fan of never missing work and not calling in sick, but keep this in mind. Everyone's boss is counting on them; and the business will still be there when you get back! Your boss will not appreciate that you're in pain, he'll only be upset that you're not performing your job well. He won't hesitate to replace you if you become disabled.
• If you do decided to go to work, then rest well when you get home.
• Sleep with a sofa cushion or pillow under your knees. This tilts your pelvis, lowering your lower spine to the mattress, giving you relief and support. If you're a side sleeper, then place the pillow between your knees.
• Resist the temptation to stretch, massage, the injured part. If it tightens, simply change positions. This includes chiropractic adjustments, at least for the first 10 days. An injured muscle wants to be left alone!
• If you can take NSAIDs, such as Ibuprofen, then take the recommended dosage, every 6 hours with food.
• Finally, ice is better than heat in any acute injury.
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Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Humanity Family Bed Co Sleeping Pad
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Our patented bed-top co sleeping pad for Mom and Baby and Dad, makes bed sharing safe and easy! Patented design prevents roll-offs and allows for relaxed sleep. Large pad for Mom and baby handcrafted from soft pure organic cotton flannel fabric to absorb leaks and comfort baby. Detachable Sleeping Bean body pillow essential comfort for pregnant moms. Pad stays in place by body weight. Doctor recommended and endorsed. SAFETY: Our side bolsters offers nearly 5 feet of roll off protection for your baby. A concern parents have with bed sharing. No need for bulky pillows along the bedside, taking up valuable sleeping space, no worries about pillows falling off the bed-allowing baby to fall to the floor, or worries about pillows covering baby's face during sleep. Mama and baby can sleep safely on our bed top sleeper and the older child can sleep on the other side of mom. Our extra large sleeping pad is made of three thick, luxurious layers of 100% organic cotton flannel, giving mom and baby a super soft, super absorbent sleeping surface. Our pad absorbs milk leaked from breasts during nighttime sleep and nighttime nursing, as well as messes from baby, making sleep time more comfortable, while protecting your sheets and mattress at the same time. CONVENIENCE: Designed with extended breastfeeding in mind. By sleeping next to your baby, nighttime nursing are a breeze! No straps or buckles needed with our bed top sleeper. Easy to use. THE FAMILY BED: Sized to fit kids from birth through toddler-hood, and when your little one is ready for their own bed, the Family Bed can go with them. No rolling out of their own bed either! Great for traveling. Makes co-sleeping easy when away from home. Gives working moms extra time to reconnect with their babies.
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AbsolutelyNew Side Solution Pillow
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This adjustable-height memory-foam pillow with a smooth microfiber slipcase delivers personalized support and comfort. Height is adjustable via three removable viscoelastic layers (1-inch layer; 2-inch layer; 3-inch layer). Provides superior support for side sleepers: Curved indentation cradles shoulder, neck and head -- accommodates left- or right-side sleepers. Also helps reduce symptoms of mild sleep apnea, even snoring. Provides cool, lightweight breathability due to its ventilated viscoelastic memory-foam core. Naturally odor-resistant: Specially formluated memory foam with integrated green tea, activated charcoal and castor oil. Gusseted, sateen microfiber zippered case. Pillow measures approximately 25"x17.5"x6". Height is adjustable from 3" to 6". Fits standard/queen pillowcase. Machine-washable cover.
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Friday, October 7, 2011
CorrectForm - Side Sleeper Pillow - Anti Snorring -Veggy Gel foam - White -
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The Majority of snores are sensitive with regard to their sleeping position. This pillow encourages sleeping on your side to reduce or put and end to snoring. your head should be slightly bowed to enable an unblocked position for breathing. Its ergonomic share ensures a perfect support.It is recognized by specialists that the majority of side sleepers - The pillow has ear divots so the skin on the face is not pulled. People with sensitive skin with regard to their seeping position. The No Face Wrinkles Comfort pillow acts as a anti-snoring Pillow by encourages sleeping on your side to reduce or even put an end to snoring.The patented design of the Comfort pillow anti-snoring pillow is going further: your head should be slightly bowed to enable an unblocked position for breathing. Its ergonomic shape ensures a perfect support
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Wednesday, September 28, 2011
SONA FDA-Cleared Anti-Snore and Mild Sleep Apnea Pillow
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This SONA Pillow is recommended as an anti-snore pillow and for mild sleep apnea. This pillow is patented (US 6,671,907) and has been FDA 510K approved. This is the only pillow approved as a medical device by the FDA. Includes a washable pillowcase. Pillow measures 10-inches by 12-inches by 27-inches. Take it with you--so comfortable you will want to travel with your SONA pillow.
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Thursday, September 22, 2011
SleepRight Side Sleeping Memory Foam Pillow - Travel (16x3")
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Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Arc4life Cervical Linear Traction Neck Pillow
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You spend approximately 1/3 of your life sleeping. Are you getting the most out of your sleep? Use the #1 NECK PILLOW. The Cervical Linear Traction Neck Pillow can help restore the normal neck C- curve, help you improve your posture, and relieve back and neck pain. The Cervical Linear Traction Neck Pillow offers superior comfort, and provides the proper ergonomic support while you sleep- there is nothing like it on the market. It is non-allergenic, machine machine washable, latex free and fits most standard pillow cases. Used by chiropractors and health professionals all over the world! The special "V" shape in the neck pillow cradles your head and gently lifts your head away from your shoulders (much like a massage therapist would do for you). At the same time, the neck roll underneath supports your neck. While sleeping on your side, the generous, soft wings keep your head at the right height from the mattress, to relieve strain on your neck and shoulders. It works for you, sleeping on your back or side.The pressure releases, muscles relax and pain goes away. Designed to work for back and side sleepers. Flip top to bottom to use the neck roll support only. You can use the pillow every night and for the whole time you sleep. The more you can use it the better. However, some individuals may need to gradually increase the usage in stages because of some muscle soreness from such a change from their previous pillow. The Cervical Traction Neck Pillow is comfortable-it is hand stuffed with the best polyester fiber available- its non allergenic and calibrated to the most universally accepted firmness for balance of softness and effectiveness. Use the traction side for sleeping- thus giving your cervical spine a gentle stretch or the support side for sleeping.
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Friday, September 16, 2011
Rejuvenation Millet Pillow - Organic Millet & Wool for Side Sleepers
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Rejuvenation Millet Pillow Eliminate pain and wake up with a happy neck! Made for side sleepers: The Rejuvenation Organic Buckwheat Pillow provides a great solution for side sleepers who need between 4" - 6" of pillow height. Most pillows don't give you that much which is why so many people wake up during the night to punch and fold their pillow. Dual chamber design: You get a generous foundation of moldable buckwheat hulls to keep your head elevated and your neck aligned and a soft layer of organic wool batting on top to cushion your face and ear. Together these two fillings help you establish nd maintain comfortable spinal alignment all night long. Adjustable: Place the pillow on your bed with the wool on top for 4" of loft. If you are broad shouldered and need more loft, rotate the pillow a quarter turn so that it sits on its side with the wool facing you. In this position the Rejuvenation Organic Buckwheat Pillow also makes a great headrest to prop yourself for bedtime reading. For a softer feel and less support, open the zipper and remove some of the hulls. 20"x 14.5"x 4.5" Certified Organic Cotton Ticking/ Natural Certified Organic Millet Hulls Pure Eco Wool Many people ask about the difference between buckwheat hulls and millet hulls. Under your head they work similarly, both molding to your contours and keeping your head elevated and your neck supported. Millet is denser than buckwheat. It is lighter in weight and smaller in size. It is quieter than buckwheat, which makes a soft shuffling sound while you are getting settled. Buckwheat is odorless; millet has a slight grassy odor that dissipates after a few weeks. Return Policy We want you to be completely happy with your pillow, so if it doesn't meet your expectations, you may send it back in good condition within 30 days providing it was used with your pillowcase to protect it. Used pillowcases are non-refundable.
- The Organic Millet Rejuvenation Pillow provides a great solution for side sleepers
- For those who need between 4" - 6" of pillow height-Promotes proper spinal alignment
- Adjustable
- Promotes proper spinal alignment
- Available with Organic Cotton or Organic Hemp-Silk Pillowcase in separate listing.
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