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Let’s Fight those Sneezing and Wheezing Allergies!

Author: sleepeasy
November 11, 2008

anit-allergensWith the approach of our fall and winter seasons, we will all be spending more time indoors.  Interestingly enough the EPA ranks indoor air as one of the top 5 environmental health risks!

It is important to dust and vacuum frequently, clean the air ducts and be observant to signs of mold and moisture.  Here are some added tips to fight off those allergies:

  • Anti-allergen sprays used on indoor fabrics
  • Vacuuming with a HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Air) filter
  • Wash sheets and blankets weekly in 130 degree water
  • HEPA filters on furnaces
  • Consider bedding such as a pillow manufactured with 100% hypo-allergenic premium pillow foam

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Stop Snoring Now

Author: Sleepologist
October 29, 2008
Stop Snoring Now

It can be impossible to share a bed with someone who snores. If that person is your significant other you may have no choice. But don’t get divorced over a bit of snoring. Try using a patented snore pillow to control your bedmate’s nighttime noise. Studies have shown that people who sleep on their backs tend to snore more often. But it’s hard to break habits and if someone has been sleeping on their back their whole life they may be loath to change now.

This is where a snore pillow comes in. The snorer can still sleep on their back; all they need to do is slip the snore pillow underneath their bodies. These pillows elevate the back to a posture that prevents snoring.

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Let’s Put a Stop to Snoring!

Author: sleepeasy
October 18, 2008

stop snoringYou have got to take a look at this!  This Snore-No-More pillow was designed by a doctor  to help reduce snoring while improving sleeping posture and now over 1 million have been sold worldwide in the past 10 years!

A million people can’t be wrong!  Come take a look!

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Snoring Linked to Stroke Risk?

Author: sleepeasy
September 16, 2008

snoring.jpgInformation has been gathered suggesting that heavy snoring increase plaque build-up in the carotid arteries in the neck, which could be a risk factor for a stroke.

Sleep tests were performed in Australia concentrating on three categories of snoring.  Mild, moderate and heavy snoring.  The heavy snoring division did pose a concern for greater risk for strokes.

It’s not too late to find a way to eliminate that risk - perhaps it’s just a change in your pillow!

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Looking For A Cure to Snoring?

Author: sleepeasy
September 13, 2008

man-snoring-in-bed.jpgIs it time you invest in a gift for your spouse and yourself?  I’m talking about those sleepless nights, tossing and turning, listening to the snoring that goes on beside you.  It’s so bad that even your spouse wakes up on their own, due to the noise!

This Snore-No-More pillow may provide that better night’s sleep for you and your spouse!  This pillow has been designed by a doctor to help reduce snoring while improving your sleeping posture to provide  luxurious comfort for a better night’s sleep.

Why not compare the ordinary pillow to the Snore-No-More pillow?  A good night’s sleep might be waiting for you!

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Why Do I Snore?

Author: sleepeasy
June 2, 2008

Causes of snoringThe actual “snoring” noise a person makes is mosty due to the vibrations of loose tissue in the back of the throat.  What causes these vibrations?  If airways in our nose and throat narrow while we sleep, the air being inhaled and exhaled has to push it’s way through a smaller passage.  Good News!  There are some causes of snoring that are within our control.  One of those is our sleeping posture.  Sleeping flat on your back allows the flesh of your throat to relax and block the airway.  Say hello to the Snore-No-More pillow which will provide the firm healthy support you require!

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The Dangers of Snoring

Author: Sleepologist
May 1, 2008
Snore-No-More pillow

Snoring isn’t always a simple annoying trait that some people have.  While snoring can cause sleep depravity and irritability, studies have found, in addition, a correlation between loud snorers and heart attacks and strokes.  Further studies have shown that snoring is a symptom of sleep apnea, a sleep disorder that affects breathing.

There are a number of treatments ranging from dental devices to surgery.  A less complicated method is to buy a Snore-No-More pillow.  These are elevated pillows that keep your airways open and prevents air blockage. 

Before you consult a doctor about surgery, you may want to give the pillow a chance, since it will no doubt provide more comfort than if you were to get surgery.

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Snore Relief For You and Everyone Around You!

Author: sleepeasy
April 26, 2008

Snore-No-MoreSnore-No-More  Pillow for a better night’s sleep!  At last a pillow designed by a doctor to help snore relief while improving your sleeping posture to provide luxurious comfort for a better night’s sleep. 

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