There are three reasons you may want to try
Infrared Light Therapy for pain. The
Infrared Light Therapy Company say -
1. It’s a natural, non-invasive and side-effect free pain relief method.
2. It’s
scientifically proven for over 40 years.
3. It’s cost-effective and will save you time and money.
So, what do we know about
Infrared Light Therapy? Well,
Infrared Light Therapy is a unique treatment which harnesses the healing power of specific wavelengths of light. When infrared energy is delivered to injury sites and other painful areas, it dramatically increases circulation, reduces inflammation, and promotes healing. The result is rapid relief of discomfort.
Infrared light therapy is an effective, tested treatment for any condition characterized by pain and inflammation. Here’s just a partial list of conditions that benefit from treatment:
- Arthritis
- Back pain
- Blunt trauma
- Bursitis
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Diabetic neuropathy
- Fibromyalgia
- Muscle sprains and strains
- Neck pain
- Neuropathy
- Rheumatoid arthritis
- Sciatica
- Temporomandibular joint pain (TMJ)
- Tendonitis
- Surgical Incisions
- Wounds
Is
Infrared Light Therapy safe? Well, The
Infrared Light Therapy Company say
Infrared light therapy is gentle, painless,
safe, noninvasive and nonabrasive.
So where can we buy these lights for pain? Well, I was surprised to find quite a lot available in the UK on
Amazon and
Stress No More who also have a large selection. My knowledge of this type of lamp was how it was used years ago as a type of tanning lamp in the '60s but I can see it's quite different from that.
I find heat amazing for pain and at this time of year and with my low back and neck causing me so much pain at the moment I am using lots while sitting while lying in bed and so I do feel one of these would help me. At the end of the day, these lights are from around
£20-£70 so they don't break the bank and if they help with pain then I am all for it.
I would love to know if any of my readers have tried one and if so if they found it helped their pain?
