Infrared lamp set-up requirements and costs are minimal, yet the benefits are fantastic and there's no end to the potential home uses.If the lamp is too hot be sure to move it away from your body so you don't get burned. You will not get a tan from this lamp.The infrared heat lamp you want is a 150-watt, red bulb that is sold at hardware stores as a “heat lamp.” Avoid clear or halogen bulbs.
Infrared light therapy is applied in the
treatment of various health conditions, including
back pain, arthritis, bursitis, blunt trauma, muscle strain, carpal tunnel syndrome, neck pain, back pain, diabetic neuropathy, rheumatoid arthritis, temporomandibular joint pain (TMJ), tendonitis, wounds, sciatica, and surgical incisions.
Infrared therapy technology allows people to harness the benefits of the sun, without being exposed to harmful ultraviolet rays. Also, infrared therapy is safe and effective, without adverse side effects. As a matter of fact, infrared light is safe and is used even for infants in the neonatal intensive care.
Infrared light is absorbed by the photoreceptors in cells. Once absorbed, the light energy kickstarts a series of metabolic events, triggering several natural processes of the body on a cellular level.
Key Features
The lamp's deep pentrating infra-rd heat relaxes the musclesand stimulates the blood circulation.
The pleasant heat expands capillary veins, resulting a better oxygen and nutrition supply to the tissues.
Power: 150 W
Alternative medication: detoxication
Beauty care: where the temperature increase stimulates the blood supply to the skin and therewith releases the polutions and slough, which results in a softer, silky skin.
Supply voltage: 120/230V, 50/60Hz.
What's In the Box
1 Healthcare Heat Lamp
