This near-infrared light provides heat to specific areas of the body, skin and hair. It helps to speed up the process of skin nutrient absorption. Infrared hyperthermia uses a special type of light-emitting lamp designed to generate energy in the infrared portion of the electromagnetic field. Lamps generate radiant heat energy that can be used to heat objects. This infrared light includes a stand. It provides heat to specific areas of the body during wraps, massages, facials, spray tanning or other body treatments. The lamp has a ventilated lampshade with separate switch and protective wire guard. Flexible arms allow for specific locations of heat.

Infrared hyperthermia function:

Promotes renewal and rapid healing Increases blood flow for pain relief Increases metabolism between blood and tissues Reduces joint stiffness and relieves muscle spasms Helps resolve inflammation by improving lymph flow Removal of accumulated toxins Tissue extensibility enhances delivery of oxygen and nutrients to soft tissue areas of the body Enhances white blood cell function, which in turn enhances immune response and eliminates foreign pathogens and cellular waste Excites the hypothalamus, which controls the release of neurochemicals related to biological processes such as sleep, mood, defecation, etc. produce 1 150W lamp