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• Exploring the Benefits of LED Headlamps for Outdoor Activities

  2023 / 10 / 24

  Exploring the Benefits of LED Headlamps for Outdoor Activities Introduction: In today's blog post, we will delve into the world of LED headlamps and explore the numerous benefits they offer for outdoor activities. From enhanced visibility and safety to energy efficiency and longevity, these versatile and convenient lighting solutions have revolutionized the way we navigate the great outdoors. Enhanced Visibility and Safety: LED headlamps provide unparalleled visibility in the darkest of environments. With their powerful and focused beams, they illuminate the path ahead, ensuring you can see every obstacle and potential hazard. Whether you're hiking, camping, or exploring caves, LED headlamps offer a sense of security and confidence, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in your outdoor adventures.

• TWO NEW LED THERAPY WASIT BELT COMING!

  2023 / 10 / 08

  TWO NEW LED THERAPY WASIT BELT COMING!

• Infrared therapy for chronic low back pain: A randomized, controlled trial

  2023 / 07 / 31

  OBJECTIVE The objective of the present study was to assess the degree of pain relief obtained by applying infrared (IR) energy to the low back in patients with chronic, intractable low back pain. METHODS Forty patients with chronic low back pain of over six years` duration were recruited from patients attending the Rothbart Pain Management Clinic, North York, Ontario. They came from the patient lists of three physicians at the clinic, and were randomly assigned to IR therapy or placebo treatment. One patient dropped out of the placebo group; as a result, 21 patients received IR therapy and 18 recieved placebo therapy. The IR therapy was provided by two small, portable units in a sturdy waistband powered by small, rechargeable batteries made by MSCT Infrared Wraps Inc (Canada). These units met safety standards for Food and Drug Administration portability, and are registered with the Food and Drug Administration as a therapeutic device. The unit converted electricity to IR energy at 800 nm to 1200 nm wavelength. The treated group received IR therapy. The placebo group had identical units, but the power was not connected to the circuit-board within the IR pad. Patients attended seven weekly sessions. One baseline and six weekly sets of values were recorded. The principle measure of outcome was pain rated on the numerical rating scale (NRS). The pain was assessed