Sleep apnea is a condition in which the airways of the body are blocked during sleep. The most common symptom of this disorder is loud snoring. Sometimes snoring is so loud it can wake your spouse up too!

How wool helps: Wool bedding adjusts to the body which can help airways to stay open as you sleep. And pillows of wool fill support the head and neck.

Fibromyalgia patients usually have trouble falling asleep due to their constant, chronic pain. Unfortunately, this creates a vicious cycle as the body becomes more fatigued from the lack of sleep.

How wool helps: A comfortable bed topped with a wool mattress and cotton sheets will help your body relax when it’s time to sleep.

Arthritis is a condition in which joint irritation causes the body to become stiff. Osteoporosis occurs when the bones of the body grow weak and brittle. Both are common in older individuals and can lead to sleep problems.

How wool helps: Fluctuating temperatures are a common cause of sudden arthritis symptoms. Wool bedding matches your body temperature so you do not get too hot or cold. And carefully arrange wool pillows can provide extra support to specific joints.

There are many causes of chronic pain. Conditions like fibromyalgia, arthritis, and osteoporosis may cause continued pain throughout different parts of the body. Severe trauma can cause painful sensations even after the original injury has healed. Sleeping through pain is often difficult.

How wool helps: Our wool mattresses and toppers are made with extra loft for full-bodied support which can relieve pain. The less pressure on your limbs and joints, the easier sleep will be.

Most mattresses are made with materials which absorb allergens like dust and mold. Instead of getting a full night’s sleep, you get a runny nose and hours of sneezing.

How wool helps: Hypoallergenic wool and cotton bedding will let you breathe easy throughout the night. It is resistant to bacteria, dust mites, and mold which can cause breathing problems.

Many women have trouble sleeping while pregnant. The physical changes the body undergoes plus the stress can lead to many sleepless nights for moms-to-be. And loosening joints and a growing belly make finding a comfortable sleep position difficult.

How wool helps: Wool mattresses, toppers, and pillows can be used to support your changing body. Be sure to use a full-length body pillow under your belly and between your knees for more comfort. After the baby is born, use your wool body pillow during breastfeeding sessions.

Exercise and physical therapy can take a toll on the body. An overexertion can lead to muscle pain which limit physical mobility.

How wool helps: Recovery from muscle soreness requires lots of rest for the entire body. Wool provides even support as you sleep.

The chemicals used to treat mattress materials include detergents, bleach, and dyes which can all cause reactions for those with skin sensitivity.

How wool helps: Natural wool bedding and cotton sheets are hypoallergenic. Our bedding is not treated with harsh detergents, dyes, or chemicals.

Headaches and migraines are often used interchangeably but are very different. Headaches tend to be short-term and cause minor discomfort. Migraines are more severe, can last for hours, and can lead to other symptoms like nausea and light sensitivity.

How wool helps: Many migraine sufferers get relief from sleep. An organic wool mattress and pillow set will give you comfort as you sleep off your migraine pain.

Finally, there is general insomnia. Sleeplessness can be caused by many things, including stress and chronic pain conditions. If untreated, insomnia can lead to depression and psychological issues.

How wool helps: If you have been dealing with insomnia for some time, switching your mattress and pillow can give you a fresh start in the bedroom.