There was a discussion the other day on a Facebook Migraine group about pillows. We were talking about pillows that were comfortable and weren't Migraine triggers.
There are some pillows available that seem like they'd be great because of their size, shape, the way the support the head and so on. But you get them and discover that they're filled with something "natural" that turns out to have a fragrance or oder that's a trigger or that the substance that's a trigger itself.
That's no help! :-O
I shared my favorite pillow with that group, and it occurs to me that I should share it with you too. When I first saw it advertised on television, I was skeptical, really skeptical. But I was also ever so weary of all the pillows piled in our guest room, none of which I ever find comfortable when I have a Migraine.
When I saw the Sobakawa on television again, I decided to try it. It had a money-back guarantee, and I'm not shy about sending things back if they don't live up to their guarantee. This time, I wasn't disappointed. I loved the pillow. My husband tried it, and he liked it well enough that my pillow became his pillow. (Isn't that always the way?)
By then, the Sobakawa was available on Amazon.com, my favorite place to shop because we use thier annual Amazon Prime shipping option.
Here are some of my favorite features of the Sobakawa:
- It's filled with micro air beads that have absolutely no fragrance or odor to them.
- The air between the beads keeps the pillow cooler than other pillows I've used.
- The pillow will conform to my head and shoulders.
- It only takes a light touch of my hand to adjust the shape of the pillow.
They say it can be place in the freezer for a cooling effect, but we never have that much open space in our freezer. I HAVE, during cold weather, put it in a plastic bag and set it out on the porch for a while. That IS nice when I'm feeling hot and horrid with a Migraine.
If you're looking for a new pillow, you might want to check out the Sobakawa Cloud Pillow w/ Bonus Case 
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Last updated February 6, 2012.
There was a discussion the other day on a Facebook Migraine group about pillows. We were talking about pillows that were comfortable and weren't Migraine triggers.
There are some pillows available that seem like they'd be great because of their size, shape, the way the support the head and so on. But you get them and discover that they're filled with something "natural" that turns out to have a fragrance or oder that's a trigger or that the substance that's a trigger itself.
That's no help! :-O
I shared my favorite pillow with that group, and it occurs to me that I should share it with you too. When I first saw it advertised on television, I was skeptical, really skeptical. But I was also ever so weary of all the pillows piled in our guest room, none of which I ever find comfortable when I have a Migraine.
When I saw the Sobakawa on television again, I decided to try it. It had a money-back guarantee, and I'm not shy about sending things back if they don't live up to their guarantee. This time, I wasn't disappointed. I loved the pillow. My husband tried it, and he liked it well enough that my pillow became his pillow. (Isn't that always the way?)
By then, the Sobakawa was available on Amazon.com, my favorite place to shop because we use thier annual Amazon Prime shipping option.
Here are some of my favorite features of the Sobakawa:
They say it can be place in the freezer for a cooling effect, but we never have that much open space in our freezer. I HAVE, during cold weather, put it in a plastic bag and set it out on the porch for a while. That IS nice when I'm feeling hot and horrid with a Migraine.
If you're looking for a new pillow, you might want to check out the Sobakawa Cloud Pillow w/ Bonus Case
.
Live well,
Get the latest Migraine and headache news, informational articles, tips for living well, and more in my free weekly newsletter. To subscribe, CLICK HERE .
© Teri Robert, 2012
Last updated February 6, 2012.