Crystal Stone Heating Pad For Improved Wellness: PEMF Therapy Mat Updated

Jul 7, 2023

A natural health technology company is offering new ways to access in-home PEMF and negative ion therapy.

New York, United States - July 7, 2023 /PressCable/ —

HealthyLine, providers of cutting-edge therapy devices, have updated the design of their PEMF and negative ion therapy mats. The new design integrates a range of negative-ion emitting crystals and semi-precious stones to facilitate a more complete therapy experience when using their heating mats.

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The design changes apply primarily to the Platinum InfraMat Pro version of HealthyLine’s signature heating mat. Following this update, each mat will include 5 stones: amethyst, quartz, tourmaline, obsidian, and jade. Each of these minerals is known to emit some degree of negative ion radiation, which the body should be able to absorb when using the mat.

Negative ion therapy is a gentle method of mimicking the experience of being in nature while remaining in the comfort of one’s home. Negative ions are commonly found in nature, produced by high-altitude air movement and fast-moving water. Studies have found that exposure to these ions may produce the same stress-relieving effects as one might experience when in nature.

In addition to the mat’s negative ion production capabilities, it is also able to facilitate PEMF, far-infrared, photon light, and heat therapies. Each of these methods are intended to stimulate different bodily systems including deep tissue in order to relieve everyday tension, stress, and anxiety.

The mat can be used as a meditation or sleep aid on its own, or in conjunction with any of the included accessories to create a personalized experience. For further customization, the mat is connected to a highly versatile control module that allows users to toggle and modulate the frequencies of each of the 5 therapy methods.

In the words of the company, “The mat features our most advanced technology, including a brand new customizable PEMF system. It comes with 10 pre-set programs that are designed to help you fall asleep and wake up easier, and more. Now you have an opportunity to program PEMF frequency, waveform, pulse duration, intensity, and time limit.”

The updated Platinum InfraMat Pro is available now, and includes a kit featuring a heat-capture blanket, a waterproof cover, a carrying case, and more. Each mat comes with a standard 5-year full replacement warranty and a 90-day money-back guarantee. The full line of InfraMat products can be found at the link below.

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