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Have you ever been outside working in the spring time, shoveling in your garden or doing some other kind of work and then all of a sudden your sho...

If you are living with some arthritis pain, you don't have to go on without any relief from your pain. And a lava sand heating pad can help with t...

When you have a headache, taking some pain medications is not your only option. You can also use a lava sand heating pad to help reduce or complet...

There are so many different heating pads out there on the market. Most heating pads have the same fillers, but there are different kinds out there....

Heating pads can be a very important part of your arsenal for being comfortable. So it is important to know which of the heating pads would probab...

Heat therapy is the cheap, easily accessible form of pain relief that helps those suffering from muscle pain, both chronic and acute.

By applying heat to a sore or stiff area, muscles can relax and allow blood to flow more freely to inflicted areas.

Arthritis is generally characterized as pain, tenderness, swelling, or stiffness located in the joints of an individual. Although generally attributed to older individuals, arthritis affects people of all ages. Find out what causes it and the best tools to find relief.

To determine when to ice or heat an injury depends if you want to constrict or dilate the blood vessels surrounding an injury or the source of pain. Generally speaking, icing an injury is recommended on the onset of an injury to reduce inflammation. Heating is best when cramping occurs due to constriction of blood vessels.

The best heating pads are those with fillers that can retain heat for long periods of time, are durable, comfortable, don't smell bad after repeated use, and are easy to find.

Microwavable heating pads are safe to use as long as individuals follow the directions that come with their products. If someone makes their own heating pad, it is important to know what materials to use to make it and how long to heat it for.

When heated correctly, it is perfectly safe to heat a heating pad in the microwave. Instances of heating pads catching on fire usually occur if the pad is heated too long, or the coverings are made from combustible materials.

It's coming! That dreaded time of month. You're clothes are no longer fitting, you feel tired and bloated, and then they hit! Cramps! Cramps, or mo...