The Secret Reason Infrared Heat Can Heal Neck, Back, Shoulder, Hip Pain & More!

[@jennyhong6746]

So I’m an energy worker. When I use infared light it literally FEELS the exact same as energy healing being given on me. Anyone who feels energy will understand this. Pretty cool. So yes, it IS VERY HEALING!

[@publicserviceannouncement4777]

Wow. I have been doing both and you are right.

[@jordangrice3565]

Lol

[@LisaSoulLevelHealing]

Its very powerfu.

[@basedrojas8231]

It is called heat

[@AA-wb6qz]

What's the difference between infrared heating and Red Light Therapy devices that companies like Kala sell that use LED lighting?

[@catherineshaw1122]

22 years ago, while working for chiros, I first experienced the TDP far infrared lamps but not for pain. It was something used over the thymus area to support immune function and promote overall relaxation. I did a 20 minute session during my lunch break every day. I've never been without one ever since. Using one right now to help with a sinus issue. And we have 2 far infrared heating pads. They're especially useful during the long winters in Chicago.

[@donnysingh6389]

Madeline Shaw... it helps with sinus issues too ?

[@catherineshaw1122]

@@donnysingh6389 absolutely!

[@donnysingh6389]

@@catherineshaw1122 can you recommend any brands that I should buy ? I've been having sinus issues recently...

[@catherineshaw1122]

@@donnysingh6389 TDP lamps are a brand. Lots of sellers on amazon and eBay. If you use them for sinuses, never have them too close and only short sessions, as the heat penetrates pretty deep and sneaks up on you. But also look into your diet, possible food allergies, hydration, possible toxins in your environment at home, etc, if you haven't already.

[@donnysingh6389]

@@catherineshaw1122 thank you

[@lesliedushanesartdushane1461]

I'm a L.M..T. for 26 yrs w chronic Lyme disease arthritis I only use T.D.P infrared lamps for my healing and chiropractic I love my lamp even for digestive issues

[@stephanieunterharnscheidt]

Before & after a multiple level lumbar fusion I have been using red light & infra red light therapy at home. It has been remarkably helpful in reducing pain. It also helps my energy level. I do the dosing as per recommendations from Ari Whitten’s book that you mention here. I can feel the difference & it helps reduce the need for pain medications. I use a Hooga Pro300 panel, the most economical great half panel, recommended by Alex Fergus in hie KZbin reviews of light therapy devices. I am so happy & stunned by the efficacy every day that I use it . Thank you for your medical perspectives; great info here!!!!

[@melissawright3023]

I shared this with about six of my friends that are having pain. This is new to me and it sounds lovely. Thank you so much!

[@catherineshaw1122]

Been using mine for 22 years, not for pain, just for general health, comfort andnimmune support. They're wonderful.

[@needtoknow204]

You've guy's have help me improve my back pain with all the information you guys provide on KZbin!! Merry Christmas!!

[@Crumblecrumbell]

Wondering how you’re doing with your neck pain at this time, and if you’d be willing to share which videos helps you the most.

[@randomconsumer198]

We just bought Relax Saunas infrared lamp. And it's helping our shoulder injuries. Thank you for the validation of this purchase.

[@RedRedux]

We use infrared on horses and it helps them immensely, expensive but worth it.

[@denniscircawdm]

Horses aren't people, but I am sure you know that. :) I would bet the same right answer will apply however.

[@catherineshaw1122]

@@denniscircawdm and yet we treat them with many of the same medications and protocols, because mammals.

[@artsiecrafty4164]

I got mine a few years ago. I use it every night when I stress my back, which is most of the time. I had back surgery 15 years ago. I think this IS HEALING my back. It is helping me be much more active.

[@gemcleanse3124]

Which do you have?

[@catherineshaw1122]

Also try using it over your thymus gland, very supportive to immune function. Been using mine for 22 years.

[@artsiecrafty4164]

@@gemcleanse3124 I use the one Bob and Brad recommend, Thermotex. I also have the one for my dog.

[@ramixnudles7958]

Three things: 1) Wrapping the pad around a joint does not make the penetration twice as much (4.6 cm), it gets penetration from both sides, but still only to the regular depth. 2. "When" does the unit start generating FIR emissions? Does it require the unit to "heat up" (reach a physically-sensed temperature), or does it start emitting FIR immediately, and the physical heating is a result/side effect of the emission? 3. What are the emission wavelengths / bands?

[@autonomyseeker6082]

For you 1st question. It actually does penetrate 4.6inch becuase it has 3 pads and onr pad can penetrate around 2.3 inches, so if you wrap it around a joint you will have a pad on both sides so if you add them together its 4.6inchs

[@ramixnudles7958]

@@autonomyseeker6082 Erm... No. It penetrates 2.3". Classical electro-magnetics fundamentals: field density can be calculated from a point source, a line (infinitely long of point sources on a line), and a surface. A field penetrating from one side, extending 2.3 inches in, does not penetrates 4.6 inches in because it's wrapped around. Let the radius R increase to 2x. The field penetration is still 2.3", from any surface.

[@catherineshaw1122]

@@ramixnudles7958 2.3 inches from either side, love. Just offers penetrarion all around.

[@ramixnudles7958]

@@catherineshaw1122 The depth of penetration depends upon the wavelength, the body composition, and to some extent, the condition of the cells. The point being made was that it's not a doubling of depth, but the fact that wrapping the body part then gets penetration from all around. The depth of penetration is still dependent upon the factors mentioned. 2.3" or any other number, is just a general way of visualizing the penetration, and not useful for much of any other purpose.

[@catherineshaw1122]

@@ramixnudles7958 I agree, just saying the wrapping does make a positive difference.

[@Annettesmusic]

Your remark: "What are you 100 years old?" (7:08) got me to think of this. I thought you both might enjoy this. I visited my Sister in the nursing home yesterday and there was a woman in the hallway that I took notice of. She was in an old fashioned style wheel chair but, rather than turning the wheels with her arms to move the chair forward, she was using her feet and was practically "running", she moved so fast. Anyhow, later on, they put on a show and there were singers doing Christmas carols and this gal was right up in front of the stage listening to and enjoying the show. The clincher (which I found out at the concert)...she's 101 years old! She is SO active, both day and night, that the facility actually had to install a device on her chair that buzzes if she ventures out too far. heh. You go girl!

[@melcomepay6668]

I've been using infra Red ( heat lamps) for many years.... Yes I. R.. heat is effictive!

[@SlickLicksWithAlex]

are they safe to use?

[@melcomepay6668]

@@SlickLicksWithAlex yes! Over here, the main model was / is By Phillips electrical. Small easily portable, and very effective. But recently, bought a much bigger one By Burer, available in most countries. Including USA. It has a timer function.. very useful, max 15 minites. NO need to spend Hundreds on these items.. The Burer cost me £80. Hope that helps.

[@catherineshaw1122]

@@SlickLicksWithAlex very. Been using my lamp for 22 years and added pads a few years ago. Wouldn't be without them all.

[@MaryJohnson-wn1gu]

Use it every day. It is somewhat stiff, but it’s great . Worth every penny.

[@FarInfraredWellness]

Mine is in a yoga mat

[@GrizabellaSews]

I ordered one and really like it, the heat is gentle and it can be worn for a long period without feeling like it's burning the skin. But I agree with another comment about the stiffness of the pad. It's very hard to get the heat into the neck area.

[@kathleennorton2228]

They have one specifically for the neck.

[@catherineshaw1122]

For 22 years I've used the TDP lamp. The pads are lovely to lie on but for targetted use the lamps are much better. I'm using mine right now!

[@sambell8655]

Anybody thinking about this should just get it. Totally works!!

[@Lulu-kt6gr]

You wouldn’t want to comment on anti-aging benefits for facial skin would you? I’ve heard studies show that a combo of near infrared and LED can promote collagen growth etc... People seem to like LED alone but supposedly adding infrared is even better.

[@robrising7420]

You should look into plastic surgeons or people who are into a skin care you're right there's a mask that you can wear using infrared and what you were talking about the combination of a light sources that actually do help produce collagen in your face and actually do a markedly improve your facial appearance over time hopefully that helped you I wish you the best always bye-bye

[@mtrocine]

I just ordered infared heating pad for my lower back. I'll see how it works.

[@manueldriggs7099]

The most famous Physical Therapists on the internet? You guys are the two most famous Physical Therapists in the Universe! = )

[@MikeSmith-rj3bu]

Earth is all there is.

[@l.c.345]

I purchased this on your recommendation in December of 2021 and fortunately it arrived a couple days before a severe fall which required 20 X-rays of my spine. While I'm on it - it relieves the pain but with my severe problems it doesn't last that long once I'm off it, so bottom line - I'm off and on it all day. I just wished it was larger - I know they have a full size one and one of these days I'm going to call them and perhaps go for the full body size. Can't really figure out how to use those straps though. Overall, I recommend it.

[@catherineshaw1122]

Also try the TDP lamps. Been using mine for 22 years. We have pads too but I find the lamps more useful and versatile. If you get one with 2 heads, your whole body will receive the heat.

[@francopp1124]

@@catherineshaw1122 I just got a TDP lamp. Does it still penetrate 60 mm when it’s 8-10 inches away? I’m giving myself a Tx right now. I’m trying to heal a knee that I’ve had a repetitive injury involving the ligaments/tendon.

[@catherineshaw1122]

@@francopp1124 as long as you feel the warmth, it's penatrating deeply. Better to err on the side of caution when determining the distance.

[@RubrisLibra]

Dear Most Famous PTs on the Internet, you've helped me before, so I took your advice and your discount (thank you!) and ordered the infrared platinum pad for myself for Christmas. Sugar consumption (added sugar, that is) results in stiffness in my lower back, hips, and knees, but hopefully this pad will help when my reduced-sugar resolve is weak and when I re-start my exercise program after the holidays. It's Christmas Day and I've made fudge, plus I had a cheese danish for breakfast and flavored-cream in my coffee. I'll suffer for that later! Everyone should try avoiding added-sugar for 30 days just to see the toll it takes on your brain and body functions. You'll be amazed!

[@Karen20155]

G.C. I stopped all sugars, EVEN the hidden ones, in all foods, as well as quit diary, grains, soy, one years ago as I had a very bad inflammatory condition(s) in my body. One year later, no evidence at all that there is anything active. My doctor has said that I have changed the entire composition of my body's ecology...for the better, as a result of this. I am now "normal" after 9 years of chronic illness as a result of these life choices. I feel so much better, high energy, stamina, focus...it's amazing. Please, do look into stopping the sugar. It is "deadly" to the system. Thank you for your honestly and candor.

[@jaywalker7622]

Sugar and dairy are not the problems. You have been conned. Sure added sugar is not optimal but there are bigger bogeymen around. Dairy is a fantastic source of fat soluble vitamins, not to mention cheap and easy protein. Don't post your herbalife story trash here.

[@calisongbird]

@@jaywalker7622 I don’t see where she mentioned Herbalife??? Where did you get that??

[@KenCharlesTheGreat]

Hello from Eau Claire ! I've been loving your videos . I have hip problems , FAI, had left hip scoped in Feb, getting right side done tomorrow, I can testify that PT is sooooo important.

[@BobandBrad]

Hey Ken, not far from us. Good luck with your hip.

[@aravul]

Is it true that natural sun light will do the same or better for your muscles? I am originally from India and i remember during our Grand Parents time, they used to apply castor oil to the whole body and sit out in the morning Sun for an hour every week! And they used to be very healthy without any health issues

[@joseibarra931]

The sun emits ultra violent light, as well as infrared, however the former is much more dangerous, so I wouldn't recommend sitting out in the sun as an alternative to getting an infrared pad.

[@catherineshaw1122]

Yes, if you have access to sunlight it's better to get the natural healing. That being said, I've used and loved my lamp for 22 years.

[@aszh]

Both have their own purpose

[@vanity68]

Love you guys. You’re both awesome. Thank you for all you do.

[@dawncrawford9159]

I LOVE you BOTH ! You are the reason I feel young again ! 🙏🙏🙏

[@MisterMonsterMan]

What is more important? The light or the heat?

[@iheartURhair]

The wavelength of the light matters most

[@catitude4]

I have SI joint pain, I want to try this. Regular heat does help quite a bit. This might be better.

[@ericnamyschmidt6822]

What is the basic difference between near and far infrared heat? Some saunas use near and the device your recommending and using uses far. Which is better?

[@jolicuanan7215]

NIR works best for the nerves accdng to nerve doctors. Lights are not visible.

[@williamhollaway2198]

Thanx guys. Love your videos. They are a blessing to my wife and I.

[@MrOsasco]

Is there an infrared light for sciatica?

[@jacquip644]

I know this was a year ago...but I've found acupuncture to be very beneficial for pain reduction to elimination for sciatica. Also stretches...b&b have a video for those.

[@frederickhansen9052]

How about an infrared sauna? Are they worth the money?

[@vivianastridge2167]

I have been investigating the possibility of using the ordinary infra red lamp for palliative treatment of my non diabetic neuropathy of the legs and feet. I have all scientific papers published on the penetrative depths of various emf radiations into the skin. The greatest penetration is that of near IFR at 1000nm radiated by the common infra red lamp and all other frequencies have either no penetrative energy or penetrative depths of a few mm. So how is it that you present information indicating penetrative depths of more than 100 mm? Please be good enough to clarify and thank you very much.

[@MsUnavez]

Which device do you use or recommend for diabetic neuropathy

[@vivianastridge2167]

@@MsUnavez There is no cure for neuropathy diabetic or other. All treatment methods are palliative and do offer relief. The most important is daily exercise of the feet and lower legs , warm foot baths, massage of feet and legs, exposure to infra red radiation, use of foot sauna and gradually increasing walks on a daily basis. To prevent falls, the use of a cane is obligatory.

[@catherineshaw1122]

@@MsUnavez been using the TDP lamp for 22 years, mostly for general health and comfort, wouldn't be without one.

[@catherineshaw1122]

@@vivianastridge2167 modern medicine knows very little, so to say there's no cure is ridiculous. I've known diabetics who not only healed their condition, but the neuropathy dissappear as well.

[@vivianastridge2167]

@@catherineshaw1122 Thank you for your reply Madeleine Shaw. Diabetes is an unfortunate condition accompanied by side effects and symptoms. Neuropathy is just one such side effect. If the diabetes is set right then the neuropathy quite naturally is also got rid of. Most neuropaths do not present with any initiatory cause and for these unfortunates there is absolutely no radical or palliative treatment method. If you should be aware of any treatment method for neuropathy not derived from a diabetic condition then you owe it to humanity and to the numberless sufferers including myself to disclose this priceless information. Bless you dear lady.

[@ojp8253]

so if it takes 10 minutes to warm up, how long should you be exposed to get the desired effects?

[@maraschaeffer3010]

I love my Thermatex, but have noticed that my feet become cold when I use it on my back, especially in this cold weather. Does heating one area of the body draw warmth away from another part?

[@cris4529]

Yeah first and second law of thermodynamics lol.

[@catherineshaw1122]

They make full body sized mats, and double headed heat lamps if thta helps. Or just some good bed socks?

[@MrArdytube]

You should also look into near infrared…. Which is apparently bio active beyond heat

[@myungwoods4031]

Where is the link?

[@SoCBrain]

Hi guys, Can the Red Light Therapy be applied on the head? What are the benefits?

[@itsagoodday2165]

Most likely not directly. Look at Dave Aspey interview

[@catherineshaw1122]

Stixkmtpnuaijf it below the neck. But the uses in that way are myriad. Having it over your thymus gland is great for immune support.

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

obviously these products are great.. if you can afford them , GET THEM..let me tell you the REAL secret.. any regular light bulb also emits infrared spectrum light.. a red filter just filters out all the the other colors of light.. 1/2 of all these devices just use a regular bulb and a regular light... holding a regular bulb near the spot does the same thing... ALMOST.. obviously infrared bulbs are more expensive and more designed to produce infrared or ultraviolet spectrums.. if youre poor,,, a regular light bulb 3 inches away will work,,, even thru your clothes.... a plant grow bulb is more intense and still cheaper than true infrared bulbs.. dont burn yourself.. a real infrared system is best...good luck.. price doesnt guarantee quality..

[@jenturner8973]

Thanks!

[@barnetthejosh]

Wow

[@lindapestridge3073]

Thank you johnny.

[@Mike-nq7fn]

Get a heat lamp used for baby chicks, $15, and another $15 for the metal housing to put the lamp in. Any agricultural store should have it or online. Absolutely just as effective or more effective, it’s all infrared light

[@pamelamccrory7197]

It's 3 yrs later.... I got a red bulb for 4.99. Yes it's Infrared. AND an old 4 bulb old school movie flood light holder for 7.00. Each socket sustains 300 Watts.

[@curiouscanuck]

Thermotex products are Made in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. I always look for products made in North America rather than China. I found a dish pan at the Dollar Store, made in Canada. What a surprise. 😊

[@gp7910]

Cool!

[@nixonsmateruby1]

What about infrared heat lamps for knee pain?

[@catherineshaw1122]

As someone who has used the lamps for 22 years, and also has some pads, I find the lamp more versatile. My husband uses it on his knees when the winter cold makes them ache.

[@Jacqui_1173]

great video as always you both have excellent professional advice on how to stay pain free , I use the theromotex heating pad and it’s the best product on the market thanks for all of your expertise 👍

[@user-pl8kc2lo1r]

Hi, can you be specific how much and how often to use infrared light for best results

[@oldboi4072]

4 times a week

[@thecollector5243]

@@oldboi4072 and 15 minutes each session. 👍

[@catherineshaw1122]

I use my TDP lamp daily when I need it. Did that during my lunch break for years, over the thymus and abdomen.

[@2bluemaverick]

I just ordered The platinum pad for my mom. So thank you. Good video! Thermotex ought to use your video explanation. God speed and bless!

[@mlwelter]

did mom get some relief?

[@LoriMiller1111]

Love you guys! Very helpful!

[@FarInfraredWellness]

I Invented a far infrared yoga mat, I havent been sick since.

[@latinsho11]

How did you do it?

[@glasticenterprises5158]

Recommended wattage? Is 150W enough to feel a difference?

[@geopatriarca2820]

Merry Christmas , gentlemen! Greatly appreciate your videos.

[@BobandBrad]

Merry Christmas to you too!

[@Grannylife5]

which pad is recommended for overall body? But most importantly the neck?

[@mattlong9259]

Are you discussing regular close infra red or far infra red, how deep would far infrared go? And how does it compare to far uv? And do these have to be certain frequencies to work properly.

[@artsiecrafty4164]

Looks like I have the same question. I think the far infared is not what they are talking about for the brain improvement. It is a cap that you put on your head,

[@mauricepowers3804]

I need a lamp....can you suggest an infrared lamp for knee, chemo induced neuropathy?

[@YoungWise2011]

Just got the flexbeam red light and also has infrared its been amazing.

[@BobandBrad]

To Learn more about Thermotex click on this link bit.ly/2vbuWFi For a discount on the Thermotex Platinum Infrared product use code FAMOUSPTX For a discount on the Thermotex knee, foot, or wrist Infrared products use code FAMOUSPT (FREE SHIPPING WHEN CODES ARE USED)

[@theyuha]

Does the infra red actually cause healing or is it a pain relief? Will it heal cartilage in the long term?

[@omnipresent1215]

Not an expert myself but I see it like this (thanks to B&B/others). The infrared heat goes deeper than other types of heat 'pads'. So... the added heat helps to both bring blood to a selected (pain) area AND consequently encourages *more* blood at and around the area. Thus the 'deeper' heat created by this type of 'pad' 'can' ultimately help with healing which of course will generally result in varying degrees of pain relief. As to cartilage, unfortunately it doesn't 'heal' as such as it doesn't have any blood cells (to reach and repair damaged tissue). Thankfully research is being done to find ways of regenerating and/or repair cartilage. Cartilage itself is a huge subject and thankfully advances are being made. Hope that helps. 😉

[@mysteretsym]

It causes poopflow increase

[@catherineshaw1122]

Both. Increases circulation at the site and reduces inflammation. I use the TDP lamp more often though, I find it more versatile. 22 years and I wouldn't be without one.

[@300apes]

@@catherineshaw1122 So it’s just a lamp and you set it up to aim like at your back while you lay down?

[@catherineshaw1122]

@@300apes you aim it wherever you need it and you don't have to be lying down. I use it while seated at my desk as well. Lying down, I use it over the thymus gland, over my stomach and lower abdominal area, sometimes my back. It's a staple in Chinese medicine and acupuncture sessions.

[@RichardSnook]

I just bought a Red & Infrared therapy device

[@jafstuff]

Would this help with trigger finger?

[@SopurkhKaur]

Is there one for neck? All sides.. not just back of neck?

[@wswerv1]

Would this help repair a torn bicep? Lifting injury on a 65 yr old just above the elbow. Regular heating pad feels good but isn't helping.

[@lorabutler6402]

Would this help heal spinal fractures??

[@intentionaloffside8934]

Most TV remotes use infrared technology. For therapeutic purposes, stand in front of the TV when someone is changing channels!

[@RobertZiegler11]

Will an IR sauna provide the same relief?

[@aszh]

I'd say yes as long as it's a low emf infrared sauna

[@jimmytickler]

Dose this mat help with eds and hypermobility ?

[@shirasezan]

thanks A QUESTION doesn't it have to transmit the light on an exposed skin ? also what wavelength of led light therapy would you recommend to help strength the collagen and skin elasticity ? please recommend a device ,,, thanks

[@DaneArcher2000]

Infrared can go right through clothing. :-)

[@alesiaw7048]

Bob you need to put that ruler down! 😂. I truly appreciate you both, for sharing with us all. Thanks again! Peace for now 💚✨

[@jerorosado3122]

Red light vs infrared? Which one is better for back pain?

[@garryandhannah4150]

This song won me over

[@theodoreresultan3312]

Safe for patients using blood thinners?

[@mayurnathpuli7607]

Does the infrared light alone is sufficient for pain relief? How about the massaging through vibration along with infrared heating?

[@catherineshaw1122]

The heat alone is enough. I'd do the massage separately, let the body do its own work during the heat.

[@musik0033]

Thanks for the ruler demo. Just bought a Thermo Plst. (Through your site. Appreciate the discounts .)

[@BobandBrad]

Thanks for watching!! Glad you like it!

[@suzanneyasinowski]

How soon can this be used after knee surgery

[@coachmen8508]

So where's the link ??

[@kevinknewtson7284]

Do the 250 watt red bulbs from the hardware store offer penetrating heat?

[@ThamthamVlogs]

My first time know about this thing. Better than any oral medication.

[@kyhi6900]

On the website I see no info on the strength like 650 to 880 for example?

[@cw4091]

Is this the same light that is recommended for adipose spot reduction?

[@harishmurthy7854]

You guys are always the best .

[@rsoubiea]

Do you guys have a video on red light therapy for the back? I am Researching this.

[@BobandBrad]

Here is the only video we have on red light therapy: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqTNd4aJaJp9rJosi=DcnlQDsaj6L5BkKk

[@clasrock69]

I own the Bob and Brad thermatex heating pad my question for Bob and bread is can you use the thermatex heating pad for more than 20 minutes at a time without damaging the muscles🙏✌

[@kennethstice2706]

In the video, they recommended using it for 30-45 minutes.

[@KewpieDollEyes1379]

Just to be clear is this infrared heat, or light? And is there a difference?

[@myungwoods4031]

Infrared back and promotes posture where can I buy this where is linked that you say

[@Janie77-2]

What's your opinion on the terahertz wand for pain?

[@logiclanguagelearningFrench]

I felt great on a combined red light and infa red mitolight. I swear the fat came off me ! Face and body. I can’t afford that. What are your thoughts? Thank you

[@fishchick72]

I have an infrared heat lamp & I have a red LED with near infrared light. What is the difference between infrared & near infrared?

[@JennEsoterica]

You guys are great!

[@nataliadagon]

Is infrared light only about heating? Is near infrared light much different from infra red?

[@greenthumz1]

Does infrared penetrate bone too?

[@aribeni8113]

Has anyone needed to use the warranty in the first 4 years? Since they say it's been running since 2000. Of course quality may not be the same as back in the day sadly for many products

[@DubstopherWubson13]

Is it specifically infrared heat or would a traditional sauna give this same benefit?

[@ashleycarter7324]

What do y'all think of the flexbeam

[@myungwoods4031]

Where can I order all this you advertising

[@jillpabst6670]

do you know anything about the firefly therapy? if you do, will it help with cervical dystonia torticollis

[@birage9885]

So you are saying the NIR goes through the clothing, etc. and penetrates, without having to put on bare skin?

[@christinavonheidenstam3206]

can it help for swolen finger

[@Rakadeja]

Oh god, if I had any money I'd buy one of these in a heartbeat. My heating pad broke after 2 months, recovery from my surgery is really wild. I don't know if I have menigitis or fibromyalgia right now. My vision is getting worse suddenly, i don't knwo what to expect when I wake up in the morning. THough.. I can't sleep on my back without struggling until the next morning.. only sleeping every other day consistently for 4 weeks. Maybe gofundme or something can help? who knows! my friend got a wheelchair funded for him within like a month on there. (gofundme takes weeks to send you the actual funds though)

[@denniscircawdm]

Nicely done, despite abuse to the helpless skeleton. QUESTION: If someone has pain due to inflammation in their joints - facets - nerves - or muscles around them, what I have always been told is that cold is best to reduce inflammation and swelling and CANNOT hurt. Heat might work, but if it doesn't work it can exacerbate the pain. SO, are you saying that this infra-red heat - by this maker or another, if it goes deep enough will do the same thing as ice (cold-gel pack) or better, or can it possibly not work, depending on the person or why they have the pain in their joints/muscles/nerves and all (they all are connected as we know)? Seriously, is this for sure, or does one have to invest in one of these nice deep penetration infrared pads and see if it works? I appreciate more clarification. Note to Brad: If you can laugh at the back massaging pad rotating at breast level, Bob can whack the skeleton. :) Seems fair. PS: OK, I did research your videos, and in August 2017 you did a video on "Heat versus Cold?" Unless I missed something you both agreed that if one has a BACK injury and especially chronic back disc issues where there is going to be nerve, tissue, muscle and other inflammation and swelling with associated pain, cold is best and heat would be contraindicated. That is what I have with a combination of fibromyalgia, but more importantly spondololisthesis at L4-5 and an arthritic spur at L5 on the facet that barely touches the spinal nerve. Lower lumbar spine arthritis-diisc degeneration as well. Even though I have maintained things using chiropractic, PT and exercises for several years now at a low Grade 2, I don't think I want to be putting any kind of heat on it. I assume you concur, but will wait and see if you answer my burning question, and that of 2-3 others it seems. Thanks guys.

[@sleepinglioness5754]

I'd like to know that answer as well.

[@denniscircawdm]

@@sleepinglioness5754 Maybe we'll both get lucky and get an answer :)

[@peggyharris3815]

I've been wondering also if infra-red would cause inflammation around an injury (not a new one, old and persistent; like disc problems and related muscle discomfort) I hope they address our question.

[@smilesmile7330]

It sends heat like a heating pad but deeper so don't use it on areas where heat makes it worse or where u have inflammation.

[@brianalmaraz5438]

Heat for pain with no inflammation ice when pain with inflammation. Infrared heat penetrates under the skin helping relax the muscles also good to practice range of motion exercises after heat treatment then ice after.

[@NISHASINGH-qf4hu]

@Bob and @Brat Can IR cause skin cancer?

[@thebgEntertainment1]

No.

[@musik0033]

Use a sewing 6 inch ruler that has a slide.

[@BobandBrad]

Thanks for sharing!

[@redlightglassesonthischannel]

very good, thank you very much 👍

[@sheilalambeck4253]

I used my Platinum Thermotex one time. My pain level shot up from a two to a six.! Has this happened to anyone else.? I am Not happy . Any suggestions Bob and. Brad?

[@cameronforeman2581]

Try finish sauna instead .

[@joyobahomovie2660]

It could be healing crisis. But what works for one person might not work same way for others.

[@FamilyTimeDorisnanaHall]

Does infra red light on your shoulder help other parts of your body SAY on your knee. thanks

[@estellar.367]

do you know if someone with hearth problems can use infrared light and if applyiing direct infrared light is good if can make tumors be smaller or grow?

[@subirnath4229]

What is your opinion on infrared heating lump.....or just you selling your product?....pls reply