Spine Align Pillow

The key to good sleep and a healthy back during pregnancy is good sleep posture!

It’s common sense that the additional weight added to the front of your body during pregnancy can have staggering effects on your spine, hips, legs and even neck. But how do you solve the problem?

The most important part of the SpineAlign ™ Theraputic Pillow is how it effects your spine and , in turn, your whole body.

By placing the SpineAlignTM Theraputic Pillow between your knees when you sleep you automatically bring your knees, hips and spine into their correct alignment. In fact any person that sleeps on his or her side is automatically twisting the spine and hips as one knee is in front of the other.

For centuries the age old remedy for a sore back was to sleep with a pillow between your thighs. Well the idea is still around but with the help of modern technology and design it’s far better!

Having a pillow between your thighs might work but after a while it gets hot as there is very little air circulation under the doona. There is also the problem of blocking major arteries and bruising soft tissue between the thighs - extremely dangerous if blood does not get to the feet properly. And lastly, freedom of movement or lack of with a pillow between your thighs.

The SpineAlignTM Theraputic Pillow solves all those problems that have been around for centuries!

The SpineAlignTM Theraputic Pillow has been developed with it’s own ventilation system to prevent over heating of the knees and leg area. As you move and squeeze the SpineAlignTM Theraputic Pillow you are creating suction that takes air in and out the ventilation channels of the pillow.

The SpineAlignTM Theraputic Pillow was specifically designed to sit between the knees while you sleep on your side. Having all the pressure located between the knees allows for total blood flow to continue through both legs - no bruising and no numb feet!

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How often do you wake up in the mornings thinking that? The most common sleeping position is on your side. But when you sleep on your side with one knee in front of the other, your hips and your spine are out of alignment. After lying a while in this position you often wake up in discomfort and have to change your sleeping position.

Nearly everyone suffers back pain at some time caused by sleeping awkwardly. But if you suffer from arthritis or sciatica then it can be especially hard to get a good night's sleep because of the constant tossing and turning that such pain can inevitably induce.