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I used the bag Heat on several occasions both in therapy and cold therapy hot to alleviate pains in different parts of the body such as bruises and back pains, from the first time its effects have been very effective and I sense relief in the affected area.
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In HOT: Stress, asthma, sore throat, menstrual pains, rheumatism, common cold, colic, tired feet, tendonitis, bursitis, arthritis, ear pain, stiffed neck, mastitis, insomnia, migraine, back pain, muscles aches, sinusitis, cramps, and others.
Cold Therapy: Carpal tunnel syndrome, blisters, fever, nasal bleeding, tooth aches, acne, bruises, swollenness, sun stroke, swollen eyes, insect bites, burns, sports injuries, hives, varicose veins, post surgery treatment, among others
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 In a microwave oven: In a microwave oven: Heat it from 2 to 3 minutes in high power. If your microwave oven does not have a turning dish, turn the bag upside down in the middle of the time set.
Spray some drops of water on the thermal bag before heating it up. This will help it last longer and conserve the freshness of the herbs. Set the microwave to a maximum of 1 or 1 ½ minutes to reheat the thermal bag while it is still warm. This is to prevent over heating. The thermal bag can remain hot up to 45 minutes. Heating your thermal bag up in the microwave oven for more than 3 minutes will reduce its shelf life.
In a conventional oven:Preheat the oven to 400 F. Wrap the thermal bag in aluminum foil and heat it for 15 to 20 minutes. Then, take it out, unwrap it carefully and use.
EMPLEO EN CALIENTE
Stress, asthma, rheumatism, colic, sore throat, menstrual pain, common influenza, tired feet, tendonitis, etc..
HOW TO USE IT AS COLD THERAPY:
 Place it inside a Zip LocÒ plastic bag and let it rest in the freezer for at least 1 to 2 hours.
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Hot Therapy
Sore throat, menstrual pains mastitis, rheumatism, common cold, colic, asthma, tired feet, sprain
muscle, tendonitis, bursitis, arthritis, ear pain, stiffed neck, cervical pain, and others. |
Cold Therapy
Blisters - fever (as a cold patch)- nasal bleeding - tooth aches - meniscus pain – as recovery from a night
out – acne - swollenness of the shoulder- swollenness – beginning of an sprain muscle – sun stroke – headache –
bruises – puffy eyes – insect bites – burns - carpal tunnel syndrome - varicose veins – sport injuries,
POST surgery treatment, others |
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