Why are Pillows Important?
Have we ever stopped to think about where we spend the most time resting? Everywhere on the news you see people talking about whether they should stand or sit at work. There’s multiple debates on how everyone should spend their day. How much exercise should you get, what diet you should be on, when you should take a break, where you should sit, etc.
					
The workday can really wear you out. Do you ever have those days where all you want to do when you get off of work is curl up in bed, watch a little television, and get a good night’s rest? Unfortunately, for some of us, getting uninterrupted sleep is easier said than done. Whether it be from body aches and pains or because your mind will not stop racing a thousand miles an hour, sleep is not always relaxing.
What really compares to a good night of rest? Not only does it help rejuvenate you in preparation for the upcoming day ahead, but sleep also restores us mentally and physically. The deeper the sleep, the better! Unfortunately, there are many American’s that regularly struggle to to achieve deep sleep…
Sleep is supposed to be a time for your body to recover, relax, and for your conscious mind to take a break. Unfortunately, for so many people, their experience with sleep is the exact opposite. Many individuals struggle to get consistent, restful sleep because they are experiencing pain, are not able to relax and cannot get their mind to stop racing!
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Baaaaa humbug! That’s typically the reaction we get when we try to greet our arthritic Grandma Jo for Christmas. The poor thing has swollen joints, a bad back, and is no longer the sweet and loving grandma we once knew. The only time she says her pain eases up is when she hits the egg nog that Uncle Billy makes every year. Poor Grandma Jo. It’s time we do something to help her.
The Quality of Sleep is just as important as the Quantity of Sleep that one gets. Many individuals can sleep eight or nine hours per night and still wake up feeling tired and foggy brained. Getting Quality Restorative Sleep can have an enormous affect on an individual’s Cognitive Performance throughout the day. 
If you already own one of Cuddle Ewe™’s organic wool pillows, then you may laugh at this entire blog. We can’t just say, “choose Cuddle Ewe™’s wool pillow because that is the best option.” What kind a blog would that be anyways? Nope, we are just going to have to convince you.

