Chiroflow(tm) water-based pillows

Chiroflow(tm) water-based pillows are available from Burswood Health. Call 08 9361-2628 for more information.

Deciding on a new pillow can be confusing. Only you can tell if a pillow is right for you. You should feel comfortable lying on it, you should sleep well and your neck should not feel stiff or painful in the morning.

The Chiroflow(tm) water-based pillow is filled (by you) with water to suit your needs and preferences. 3-4L is a good start, but trial and error will allow you to judge the ideal amount. Those with broad shoulders may need more water. Everyone is built differently. This pillow is the only one whose support can be carefully refined to suit your frame.

You'll like the idea that this pillow is backed by a 90 day money-back guarantee. So you can't lose. Unlike other pillows this one won't become cupboard stuffing.

Some research findings:
REDUCED MORNING NECK STIFFNESS
In a study on adults with chronic neck pain conducted at a medical school, it was found that the Chiroflow™waterbase™ pillow was associated with reduced morning pain intensity, increased pain relief and improved quality of sleep. They concluded that selecting the right pillow can significantly reduce pain and improve quality of sleep. (Cervical Pain: A Comparison of Three Pillows, Lavin RA. Research conducted at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation February 1997. )

LESS NECK PAIN
Using a Chiroflow™ waterbase™ pillow in conjunction with chiropractic care results in a reduction in neck pain and disability, and improved quality of sleep in subjects with chronic neck pain. (Chronic Neck Pain Findings, Logan College of Chiropractic. Presented at the International Conference on Spinal Manipulation. October 1996 Bournemouth, England.)

IMPROVED SLEEP
Based on a survey of users of the pillow, over 68% said their quality of sleep improved. Over 84% rated the Chiroflow waterbase pillow 8 or better on a 10 point scale. (10 being the highest satisfaction). (Quality of Sleep Findings, Logan College of Chiropractic. Poster presentation at the Conference of Chiropractic Research and Education, June 1996 San Diego, USA.)