Acu-Life Therapod: Heat & Cold Therapy {Review}

Acu-Life Therapod: Heat & Cold Therapy {Review}

You don’t have to be an athlete to have muscle and joint pain. Just getting out running a long day of errands or playing in the backyard with the kids after a long weekend of relaxation can leave you feeling sore the next day.

And then there is my crew! Between sore joints from work to hurt shoulders from skiing, we are always pulling out the ice or heat for injuries. I do like that this unit can be held in place with a strap since the stick on ones usually meet with resistance from the little ones. They do not buy the line that it is really just like a band aid and they love band aids!

No matter how active you are you need a product that can soothe the ache and reduce any inflammation. Acu-Life Therapod: Heat & Cold Therapy gives you the best of both worlds in a single product!

Therapod was designed to help you at every stage of the healing process with it’s natural moist heat and cold therapy. You won’t find another product exactly like it. Sore, aching joints and muscles benefit from moist heat to improve flexibility and get rid of pain. Sufferers of arthritis would benefit tremendously.

On the other hand, when you’ve got swelling due to an injury or even just a headache, the cold compress penetrates to relieve pain and treat inflammation. Keep one around in case of a sprain or bruise. You can easily attach the Therapod to your knees, ankles, or even your head to help alleviate migraines or sinus pain. The secure fit gives you some freedom for movement without having to constantly readjust.

Take advantage of the healing process by investing in an Acu-Life Therapod by Health Enterprises to have the comfort of moist heat and cold therapy at home. With my crew…we need a dozen of these!

For more information on this product, connect with Health Enterprises on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.  You can also purchase the Therapod Hot-Cold Pack on Amazon with free shipping for prime members.

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