Problem: Traditional Pillows

The problem with most pillows is that sleeping on your back and sleeping on your side require two totally different support shapes and design!

If you happen to enjoy sleeping in both side and back sleeping positions, your pillow would have to change support surfaces... as you turn in your sleep ie. back-to-side and side-to-back. The pillow shape and support would need to switch and adjust as you sleep in order to perfectly accommodate the 2 totally different support requirements needed for the back and side sleeping positions.

Side Sleeping Positions: Head and spine position too high. Head and spine position too low.

Notice here how the neck is kinked and twisted (lateral flexion malposition). The head and spine is stressed as nerves are pinched and irritated.

Back Sleeping Position: Head and spine pushed forward.

FHP causes spinal stress and deformation.

Memory Foam Pillows for Back Sleeper

Lacks a firm, definite model for corrective support. Head and spine simply 'sinks' as in quicksand.

Memory Foam Pillows for Side Sleeper

Lacks a firm, definite model for corrective support. Head and spine simply 'sinks' as in quicksand.

Why The HeadRight® Pillow Alternative

• Provides ideal spinal support in all sleeping positions
• Helps correct Forward Head Posture (FHP)
• Aids in relieving neck and back pain

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X-Ray showing ideal neck curve with no structural stress allowing open nerve flow between brain and body systems

X-ray showing loss of neck curve, structural stress, brain stem / spinal cord pressure and spinal degeneration

How The HeadRight® Pillow Works

Ideal Support in the Back Sleeping Position

The HeadRight^® provides the perfect model to encourage and restore the proper spinal curvature, while preventing and helping to correct Forward Head Posture and its damaging effects.

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Ideal Support in the Side Sleeping Position

How The HeadRight^® Pillow Works

The HeadRight^® keeps the HEAD and SPINE level, within the midline of your body. Maintaining this alignment is essential to avoid the ‘kinking’ and lateral flexion malposition injuries that can develop from the use of pillows that are too high, too low, or that fail to properly support.

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The HeadRight’ encourages ideal spinal alignment, helps correct, and totally PREVENTS Forward Head Posture (‘FHP’) …as you sleep!

The HeadRight® pivots within the natural arcs between the spine, head and shoulders and can provide everyone the ideal spinal re-modeling influence to improve spinal alignment, reduce neuro-spinal stress and relieve pain. It's the ideal orthopedic pillow!

How To Use The HeadRight®

1. Refer to 'The FHP Measuring Scale' below and determine what rate of beginning with 'The HeadRight^®' is most appropriate for your degree of FHP severity.

2. Insert 'The HeadRight^®' in a pillow case (queen size is best) and place 'The HeadRight^®' with the "roll" flat on the bed and the "ears up" as seen in the image below.

3. Start sleeping your way to improved spinal health... beginning slowly with the gradual 'adjustment' time that may be appropriate for your specific degree of FHP. Take care of your nighttime related pains with The HeadRight^® orthopedic pillow. It works where other chiropractic pillows don't. The HeadRight^® makes a great neck pillow or back pillow and is the solution to your sleeping problems!

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* Special Note for Stomach Sleepers: Sleeping on the stomach, also known as sleeping in the "prone position", is not recommended. However, with its unique concentric design, "The HeadRight" can provide proper head and spinal support if positioned properly. While lying in the prone position, the forehead should be placed directly in the area where the back sleeping support (the roll) connects with the side sleeping support panels, with the head slightly turned toward the side support. These connection points, on both right and left side, create a natural curved contour upon which the forehead may rest. This position would still support the correction and prevention of Forward Head Posture and the loss of spinal curve.