Buckwheat Pillows

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.