Buckwheat Pillows

A BUCKWHEAT PILLOW - BEST EVER SLEEPING PILLOW

     Have you ever had an idea, or knowledge of something that you just want to shout from the roof tops? Something you just know will improve and change every one’s life for the better. But you have one problem - not very many people listen. Those who do listen, and act on what they hear, come back and say “Why aren’t you telling everybody about this? This is fantastic.”

     This is the one reaction I get when I get on my soapbox about buckwheat pillows. Another result is that some of the people that hear me pass me off as either some kind of snake oil salesman, a raving lunatic, or, at best, a harmless simpleton.

     That somewhat describes my quest to promote buckwheat pillows. I do get to talk to enough of my customers to know that those who hear me and actually act on my advice re buckwheat pillows now appreciate buckwheat pillows as much as I do, so I know I’m not really all alone or delusional regarding buckwheat pillows.

     However, it’s still frustrating to realize that there are still so few people who invest in the  seemingly obvious benefits of sleeping on buckwheat pillows, when literally everyone could be profiting from their use. I feel so inept at being unable to have this knowledge disseminated to every living person.

     I realize that the importance of enjoying the benefits of sleeping on a buckwheat pillow pale in comparison to, say, a vaccination against all forms of cancer. but the point is that I have the answer to the best ever sleeping pillow, and I don’t have the formulae for a cancer vaccine, so I’m working with what I have to make the world a better place.

     I appreciate any help I can get in spreading the word about the benefits of buckwheat pillows. Of course you have to be experiencing those benefits yourself before you could possibly have the conviction necessary to be effective in your promotion of them.

     In other words, “Practice what you preach.” It is imperative that you sleep each night on a buckwheat pillow. Then you will know exactly where I am coming from on this blog post. Have the best sleep ever.

BUCKWHEAT PILLOWS - dustmite infestation free

     You really don’t want to. They are absolutely disgusting. Take my word for it, dust mites live in the bedding of virtually every household worldwide, with the possible exception of some caves, tee pees, and igloos.

     No, I’m not telling you to abandon sleeping pillows, but I am suggesting that you really need to familiarize yourself with buckwheat pillows.

     While you may never have heard of buckwheat pillows, they have existed for about 3,000 years, but mostly in Japan and the Orient. Buckwheat pillows are dust mite infestation free. There will be a few dust mites migrate through them, but they won’t take up residence.  The buckwheat hulls provide no sustenance or shelter to dust mites, so they tend to avoid buckwheat pillows, and certainly do not infest them as they do foam and feather pillows.

     When you consider that buckwheat pillows are also the most comfortable, sleep inducing pillows ever devised, you really need to click on www.buckwheatglory.com as fast as your fingers can accomplish it and get your buckwheat pillows on their way to you. Actually, probably 95% of buckwheat pillows are bought because of their comfort and sleep inducing qualities, but it’s also nice to know your head is not resting on millions of dust mites living off your dead skin cells. That’s enough to sour your sweet dreams.

BUCKWHEAT PILLOWS - OF COURSE

     Buckwheat pillows, of course. But do you ever wonder who, or what, is behind Buckwheat Glory.com? Even some of my friends think that selling buckwheat pillows on a web site is a little off the wall, so I can only imagine what other people might wonder.

     My name is Linwood Starner. I’ll be 70 on Oct. 27th. My wife, Doris, is already 70, and she puts up with me even better than Loretta Lynn, or was it Tammy Wynette? I think it was Tammy Wynette. (Remember “Stand By Your Man”)? She is truly a gem, and supports me in my endeavors.

     I’m retired from the U S Postal Service, drawing social security, and I needed something to do which would hopefully add a few bucks to my bottom line.

     I would occasionally see adds about how , with no experience, and with very little money, you could become a successful entrepreneur on the Inter net. However, at least the company I chose to host my web site, emphasized that it would take a lot of work to become successful on the net. Many hosting companies gloss over, or even deny all together, that part. My hosting company was, and is, correct.

     But back to buckwheat pillows. Why would I choose to promote buckwheat pillows, of all things?

     Well, some people get into the inter net business because they have a product to sell. However, I was interested in getting involved in the inter net business, but had no product.

     For my situation, the hosting company advised that I choose something to promote about which I am passionate, and have some knowledge. That advise brought to mind buckwheat pillows, because I really love my buckwheat pillows, and had actually procured my own components, and had someone make my buckwheat pillows to my own specifications. That was quite a few years ago when buckwheat pillows were not readily available on the inter net. I still use those same buckwheat pillows, and always take one of them with me any time I travel away from home overnight.

     My thoughts are that people spend approximately 30% of their lives (8 hours per night), sleeping, or attempting to sleep. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if I could provide a way to make that 30% of everyone’s life more satisfying and refreshing, healthier, much more economical, promote going green, and make myself a few bucks in the process. Seems like a win - win situation all around.

     The only problem is that buckwheat pillows are still so relatively unknown, that I have a huge educational challenge ahead of me. So buy some buckwheat pillows, spread the word, and help me out. I will be eternally grateful.

BUCKWHEAT PILLOWS-THE REAL DEAL

     Did you ever do the old “Pro” vs “Con” thing to help you decide what you should do? You just make a list of “Pros”, and then a list of “Cons” and then compare the 2 lists to help decide what to do. Let’s just do that.

Con - Don’t buy a buckwheat pillow.

     1. I would have to pay for it.

     2. I don’t know if I would find it comfortable.

     3. It might be too hard or soft.

     4. I hate buying a pillow without seeing or feeling it.

                                                                                         5. I’ve never heard of buckwheat pillows before.

                                                                                         6. How do I know it will do all the things that the website says it will do. In other words, how do I know I’m not getting ripped off?

Pro - Do invest in a buckwheat pillow.

     1. In the long run I would save a lot of money (they last about 15 years).

     2. If I don’t like it, I can get refunded what I paid for it (Money back satisfaction guarantee).

     3. The concealed soft nylon zipper allows me to adjust the volume of buckwheat hulls to my personal comfort level.

     4. I get a free aromatherapy sachet for ordering, which I keep, even if I return the buckwheat pillow for a refund.

     5. Shipping and handling charge is only $9.97, regardless of the size of my order.

     6. Buckwheat pillows do not support dust mite infestations.

     7. Buckwheat pillows allow air circulation through the buckwheat hull filling, thus keeping my head cool and dry.

     8. The unique malleability of the buckwheat hulls allow the buckwheat pillow to assume the shape of, and thus apply even support to the cervical area of my head and neck. This is the secret of the superb comfort of buckwheat pillows.

     You may add any other items that may apply to you to help you reach your decision. Let me know if you would like to see any other points added to the above.

Money Saving Buckwheat Pillows

     Buckwheat pillows are a shining example of one of the lessons learned from our recent economic debacle. That lesson is that we need to save money by investing in quality, long lasting, serviceable products, rather than continuing to buy products that need to be discarded after a short period of service. One way to do this is to buy quality buckwheat pillows which are a product that will provide long-lasting service, rather then products with a short useful life.

     While conventional feather and foam pillows tend to provide a relatively short quality service life, buckwheat pillows actually improve their service quality over about a 15 year time span.

     If you discard your conventional pillows, as recommended due to dust mite infestation, about every 6 months, you can see how much money you will save by investing in  buckwheat pillows. The buckwheat pillows improve their performance over the 15 years, while you should have replaced your original conventional pillows 30 times during those 15 years.

     While I realize many people do not replace their conventional pillows as often as they should, even so, the savings over time would still be impressive, because conventional pillows just don’t last that long. So do your part in helping our economy by investing in buckwheat pillows. You’ll just sleep better.

BUCKWHEAT PILLOWS - THE REAL DEAL

     Buckwheat pillows are like gravity, in that I can’t explain either one of them, but they both work. People’s eyes start to glaze over when I start explaining how buckwheat pillows don’t compress like conventional feather and foam pillows. How buckwheat pillows have malleability which makes them conform to the exact shape and cervical curvature of your head and neck, and thus provide even support instead of compressing like feather and foam pillows thus causing pressure points which become increasingly uncomfortable.

     There. I bet you don’t understand a word I wrote, and could care less. I’m simply boring you to death. So I’m not going to attempt to explain gravity, but you know from experience that it works, and you probably don’t really care how it works.

      But you’ve learned enough about gravity from experiences that you’ve had, that you know if you stepped off the top of a cliff, the thrill you might get from the really fast trip down, wouldn’t be worth the sudden stop you would experience at the bottom.

     Now I grant you that I’m not exactly comparing apples with apples here, but I’m just trying to make the point, that I have experienced sleeping on both conventional pillows and on buckwheat pillows, and while I really can’t adequately explain the differences, I’m here to tell you that there definitely are differences which you need to experience for yourself.

     So I end up with a dilemma. Do I simply ask you to take my word for it, or do I insist that you need to experience the joys of sleeping on a buckwheat pillow for yourself? After carefully considering this dilemma, I have come to the conclusion  that it would be egotistical and selfish of me to expect you to take my word for it. So I insist that you invest in your own buckwheat pillow and experience for yourself the unexplainable sound sleep and comfort of a buckwheat pillow.

BREATH CLEAN AIR

     Do you frequently wake up with a stuffy nose, and perhaps a slightly sore throat, even though you don’t seem to have any other symptoms of a cold?

     This may very well be an indication that your pillow is supporting a dust mite infestation. Actually dust mites are a universal problem, and infest virtually every human habitat that involves a protective dwelling, meaning they probably wouldn’t survive in open caves or tents.

     Dust mites and their feces carry many allergens which affect anyone susceptible to asthmatic or allergic tendencies.

     Buckwheat pillows will not eliminate dust mites from your home and bed, but at least you won’t be laying your head directly on, and thus be breathing allergen contaminated air out of the dust mite infected pillow directly into your lungs.

     Buckwheat pillows do not support dust mite infestations, and are certainly a much healthier choice of pillows than conventional feather or foam pillows. Since buckwheat pillows last 15 years or more, and do not need to be replaced frequently due to dust mite infestations, they are also certainly a much more economical investment than are conventional feather or foam pillows. So buy a buckwheat pillow and sleep healthy.

Free Aromatherapy Sachets

     A FREE aromatherapy sachet will be given to anyone who purchases a Buckwheatglory.com buckwheat pillow. If you don’t find the buckwheat pillow to be everything I say it is, or if you just don’t like it, return it within 30 days in the condition you bought it, and get your money back less the shipping and handling charges, and the aromatherapy sachet is my gift to you just for trying the buckwheat pillow. You have your choice of lavender, camomile, or a blend of both.

     Offer applies to any size of buckwheat bed pillow (I’ll even give you 2 sachets with each king size buckwheat pillow), buckwheat travel pillows, or buckwheat neck pillows. Find out what good sleep is. To purchase just click on this link - Buckwheatglory.com.

Money Saving Buckwheat Pillows

     It doesn’t make any sense (cents) to not buy a buckwheat pillow. Hear me out.

     It’s time for you to retire your conventional pillow. “How so?”, you ask. I’ll bet you’ve had your pillow for at least 6 months. The experts say you should replace your pillow every 6 months due to dust mite infestations.

     Did you know that (I’m going to insert here a disclaimer, because I can not verify this statement and I think it may be stretching the point) up to 20% of the weight of a 2 year old pillow consists of dust mite feces and dead bodies? No wonder experts say it’s best to replace your pillow after 6 months of use. I think I could come to that conclusion myself, couldn’t you? Unless, of course, you’re one of those enlightened people who have a buckwheat pillow, because you know that this 6 month rule doesn’t apply to buckwheat pillows.

     You do have other choices, but they’re not  good ones. First of all, if you choose any other pillow, you deprive yourself of all the other advantages of sleeping on a buckwheat pillow, like the total sleeping comfort they provide, the ventilation of air through the pillow, the hypoallergenic properties, and the cervical alignment benefit.

     In addition, to combat the dust mite infestation, you’d have to either get a pillow with a cover that is impervious to dustmite penetration, which would mean it is either virtually ventilation proof, or else it is treated with noxious chemicals to kill or repel dust mites. In the first instance, between the insulating characteristics of foam or feather fillings plus their nearly total lack of any ventilation, your pillow would totally insulate the heat of your head from escaping your body, and you would be totally miserable.

     In the second instance, you would be resting your head on, and breathing in, all the noxious carcinogens contained in the anti dustmite chemicals. Talk about jumping out of the frying pan into the fire.

     But back to my original premise. The answer to this problem is sublimely simple. Just replace your old conventional pillows with quality buckwheat pillows.

     From an economical standpoint, instead of replacing your old conventional pillows every 6 months, once about every 15 years you replace your buckwheat pillows, and then only if you actually wear out your pillow covers. So you’ll save the cost of your pillows 30 times over, plus you’ll get all the amazing added benefits of buckwheat pillows.

     I’ve asked before for people to refute my recommendations with their own facts or thoughts. So far no one has obliged. Just buy a buckwheat pillow and be happy. It’s just that simple.