The hottest breakthrough for chronic pain-Infrared Heat

This is a breakthrough for those of us who suffer from pain, especially chronic pain. The heat works as a natural analgesic and has been proven to help with things like arthritis and back problems. Not only that but it can also help improve your immune system!

While the idea of sitting in an infrared sauna sounds pretty intimidating, it's actually not bad at all. And There are a number of devices that can make it pretty enjoyable. If you're interested, read on to learn more about why this just might be the best thing ever for people struggling with chronic pain or anyone looking to improve their health.

Infrared therapy is the use of infrared light waves for the management of patients with acute or chronic pain. Infrared therapy devices are typically used to treat symptoms associated with degenerative disc disease, arthritis, and fibromyalgia.

How does it work?

Light waves produce heat when they interact with cells in the body. When you apply infrared light to skin cells - usually on your back or chest - these cells absorb this energy and convert it into chemical energy that can then be used by other parts of your body. This energy can also be used to reduce inflammation, which in turn helps people with chronic pain.

Infrared light helps cells regenerate or repair themselves - unlike ultraviolet light which has damaging effects upon the tissues and cells of the body. Infrared light also improves the circulation of oxygen-rich blood in the body, promoting faster healing of deep tissues and relieving pain.

In fact, this non-invasive, natural, and painless method can provide a vast range of health benefits without damaging your skin through sunburns or cosmetic issues like other treatments might cause. One of the characteristics of infrared light is its ability to penetrate below the skin layers, providing a much greater depth which is able to effectively provide pain relief.

Infrared therapy devices are typically used for patients with degenerative disc disease (DDD) by applying heat directly onto affected areas on their back. This is thought to increase blood flow and reduce the pressure on the discs within your back, restoring health over time.

Infrared therapy can also be used alongside physical therapy or exercise routines for optimal pain relief. Ideal candidates are those who suffer from chronic low back pain (CLBP), neck pain, knee arthritis, shoulder injuries like rotator cuff tears - all of which experience significant stiffness in their joints due to inflammation caused by injury. If you would like more information about how infrared light helps with these conditions discuss them with a doctor or health professional today!

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