InfraRed for your Hands..  

Fact or fiction?

Uncomfortable hands

It often starts small. Your fingers feel a bit stiff in the morning, your hands get cold or sensitive more quickly, and after sitting still for a long time you first have to move them before they feel pleasant again.

 

That feeling doesn’t come out of nowhere. Wear, irritation or inflammatory reactions around the joints can make everything move less smoothly. And in the cold, blood vessels constrict, so your hands can feel cold and stiff even faster.

 

And so an annoying cycle can arise:
stiffness makes moving less pleasant → you move less → your hands feel even stiffer..

What happens in the hands?

stiffness

Through wear, the joint becomes irritated.

cold & stiff

In the cold, blood vessels constrict. Less warm blood flows through the hands.

painful joints

Inflammatory reactions in and around the hand joints.

less movement

Because of swelling and stiffness, you bend and stretch your fingers less easily.

What happens in the hands?

stiffness

Through wear, the joint becomes irritated.

cold 

In the cold, blood vessels constrict. Less warm blood flows through the hands.

painful joints

Inflammatory reactions in and around the hand joints.

less movement

Because of swelling and stiffness, you bend and stretch your fingers less easily.

Why infrared for the hands?

Red and near infrared light are being researched as photobiomodulation: light energy is absorbed by cells and can influence processes involved in energy production, inflammatory reactions and pain perception.

 

Think of it as sunlight on cold hands: warmth often already makes them more pleasant and supple.

 

Infrared adds specific light wavelengths to that, which are being scientifically researched because of their positive effect on body cells.

 

That explains why infrared is interesting for stiff and sensitive hands..

Vasodilation

Sounds complicated, but it’s actually very simple: your blood vessels open up further.

 

Infrared warmth warms your hands from the inside, and your body responds by letting more blood flow to the area.

 

As a result, your hands often feel warmer, less stiff and more pleasant to move.

 

A small process in your blood vessels that can make a big difference for sensitive hands.

painful joints

Research shows that infrared light can have a positive influence on pain perception in joint complaints.

stiffness

Deep infrared can stimulate circulation and make stiff tissues feel temporarily more supple.

cold

Infrared warmth helps widen the blood vessels, which can promote the circulation of warm blood in the hands.

less movement

Thanks to better circulation, hands can often feel more supple and comfortable again.

Built into a glove

Normally you quickly think of a big lamp or an expensive panel that you have to sit in front of for a long time.

 

For your hands we found that needlessly cumbersome. That’s why the technology simply sits in a glove, so the light reaches your hand all around.

 

No complicated treatment, just a daily infrared moment for your hands.

“I use it almost every evening.”

My hands are very stiff, especially in the evening and in cold weather. The infrared warmth feels really lovely. After using it for a while, my hands feel warmer and more supple to me and my fingers move more pleasantly.

 

Meanwhile I just read my book. By now it lies next to the couch as standard.

Eduard, 57

InfraRed Therapeutic Gloves – Relieve Painful Hands

£84.00

Photobiomodulation & Vasodilation

Use at home every day

Based on research

Give your hands a moment you really feel

Cold, stiff or sensitive hands can occupy you all day.

 

The Infrared Glove combines infrared and near infrared light, so you can easily create a moment of rest for your hands at home.

 

The infrared feels pleasant right away, while the light wavelengths used are being researched for their influence on, among other things, circulation, cell processes and pain perception.

 

Many people therefore use infrared when their hands feel cold, stiff or sensitive, or simply to relax them after a long day. No complicated treatment: hand in, choose a setting and relax.

 

650 nm + 850 nm red and near infrared light
3 adjustable settings via the touchscreen
Rechargeable, no power outlet needed during use
Up to ± 1.5 hours of battery life
Easy charging via USB
Comfortable to use at home on the couch

 

You can read a lot about it, but in the end you just want to experience yourself how it feels for your hands.

Expierence myself

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