Did somebody sneeze? Oh no, is it the flu again?
Well, not necessarily. Any sudden sneeze is not a sure sign of a cold or a flu, it may be an allergic reaction to anything....or anyone?
Around 40 to 50 million of people in the United States suffer from some kind of allergy, which makes the 20% of the total national population.
Allergy diseases constitute the sixth top cause of death in the U.S., being sinusitis one of the most common allergy Americans develop every year. Other allergies of major concern are rhinitis and skin allergies, such as atopic dermatitis, allergic dermatitis and acute urticaria (hives), the mainly affect young children under 6 years old.
With the above said, and having in mind that we spend 8 hours, -the third part of the day in bed- it is clear the necessity of sleeping on a surface totally free from bacteria, allergens, dust, mites, moisture, fungus, dirt and other micro particles that can affect your breathing airways, skin, mucous fluids and other parts of your body that may develop other type of allergies besides the respiratory ones.
Pillows are the biggest deposits of all these micro particles. you can not see them of course, they are microscopic! You can check and double-check your pillow and feel it quite good, but these little guys are very well hooked on reproducing themselves everyday.
Dust-mites are the most common guests of pillows and produce dust-mite allergies as rhinitis that is characterized by its series of uncomfortable ailments as runny nose, itchy, sneezing, red nose, nasal stuffiness,respiratory problems, atopic dermatitis and asthma.
Dust mites live in humid environments and eat shreds of nails, hair, skin, fungi, animal dander and other wastes that can be found in great quantities in clothes, mattresses, blankets, comforters, and… pillows!
You can make a full dehumidifying and vacuuming work all around the house and use sprays and filters out there that can significantly reduce dust-mites, but not get totally rid of them if you still keep your infected bedding articles.
A 100% hypoallergenic pillow filling as memory foam, made from polyutherane that does not contain harmful chemicals that are used for latex foam pillows is perfect for people who suffer from skin problems, allergies, infections, rashes, diseases (skin cancer, herpes, hives, psoriasis, dermatitis, etc.), or any other condition that make them sensitive to any rough material that gets in contact with their skin surface.
The small shredded pieces of the Comfort Soothe Memory Pillow give a perfect fluffing to its classic rectangular shape that accustoms exactly to your anatomy and movements when lying down, giving you a total cradle-like support; preventing the buildup of micro particles, the invisible culprits of your nocturnal allergies.
The Comfort Soothe Memory Pillow is totally breathable, fresh, remains in its original shape for longer time and is more resistant to any different and similar filling materials, giving as a result the perfect blend of health aid and maximum sleep support, embodied in a pillow. To see more about this, click on hypo-allergenic pillow.
