The Infrared Back Wrap With Deep Heating Technology For Targeted Lumbar Spine Therapy

Heat is a great form of therapy for chronic back problems and to relieve aches and pains central to the lumbar spine. With technological advances, it is now possible to have a infrared back wrap that provides heat therapy to penetrate deep into muscles and joints for a more effective application to an area that is often difficult to penetrate deeply enough to have desired benefits.

Delivers advanced far-infrared (FIR), negative ions, photon and magnetic therapy. Combines negative ions, far-infrared rays and natural carbon jade stones to give you optimum experience.

Cord is 118 inches so you can move around freely without unplugging it. You can set the heat, starts at 80 and you can go to 130-140 in 5 minutes. Built to last.

The wrap provides infrared heat, which can penetrate into the tissues more deeply than traditional wraps and hot packs. Now, infrared is not like surface heating pads and will not feel quite like a hot bath or a hot moist pad, but it is safer and more therapeutically effective. You should familiarize yourself with the facts about infrared heat therapy, because you will better know what to expect. Many say that it is not hot enough, and they are partially correct. It will not feel as hot as on the surface as more conventional forms of heat because it can use a lower temperature to penetrate deeper than these other types of heat. This lowers the risks of burns and more effectively treats deeper tissues like joints and discs that standard hot packs can’t.

Is The Infrared Back Wrap For Me?

Well, if you have minor problems that are more superficial like muscle soreness and you just want the warming sensation of heat therapy, go a standard heating pad or just take a hot bath. But, if you have more complex chronic conditions like a facet joint problem, herniated or bulging disc or deep muscle, joint and ligament problems often associated with chronic injury or arthritis, the Back Wrap using infrared technology will provide the best therapeutic benefits.

Benefits

Research indicates the infrared waves will be able to go through as much as two to three inches directly into muscular tissues as well as ligaments. As infrared heating penetrates through skin and into muscle tissues and ligaments, it then converts from non-visible or non-luminous energy directly into heating energy. This heat influence inside the deeper levels of tissue causes blood capillary vessels to expand which will enhance the circulation of blood plus promote healing along with wellness.

All-natural, safe, and simple to apply, the non-invasive infrared heat back wrap could possibly be the most remarkable personalized home heat therapy advancement within more than a decade! A soothing and relaxing heat therapy for sore back muscles and the ability to effect deeper structures for relief of chronic arthritis and rehabilitation for conditions related to sports injuries.

• A 2015 study in the journal Work found that workers with non treatment responsive chronic back pain had significant improvement when using far-infrared therapy while sitting at work for 45 minutes a day, over a 4 week period. The authors of the study concluded: “Use of site-specific FIR therapy over a four-week period in the workplace was associated with significant clinical improvements in pain and quality of life for office workers with previously refractory low back pain.”

The specific unit used in the study is the Thermotex Far Infrared Heating Pad – Platinum Model. It is more expensive than other units, but provided the extraordinary results in the study. That is not to say other units will not work, however, if you want the one used in the clinical study, this is it.

What Conditions Can It Help?

The wrap can help with pain from a herniated disc in the back along with recovery from back muscle strain and muscle spasms. The back wrap is versatile enough to apply for lower as well as upper back pain and can be used in the front to help with monthly cramping or even irritable bowel syndrome, as well as other soft tissue problems and conditions where deep heat is beneficial.