TDP MINERAL LAMP WITH CLAY PACKS

TDP Is very usefull if it has been used with the Clay Packs of NATURAL THERAPY. These clay packs are used with infrared lamps to treat the patients suffering from muscle, vein pain and skin disorders. Besides, the clay therapy it also suitable for soft tissue damages and general injuries. We offer our range of heated clays in the 11/2 thickness.

How TDP Lamps Work

The traditional Chinese medicine theory behind the operation of TDP lamps is based on the radiant electromagnetic frequencies being developed in a healthy human body. A segment of this infrared spectrum comes from the sun, but some is blocked by the atmosphere. Some people who have studied energetic healing techniques can focus the radiant energy of the human body to affect another person. The point of the TDP lamp is to reproduce this radiant effect in a dramatically more powerful and reproducible manner. Infrared "light" is too low a frequency to be seen with your eyes, but you can feel it, as you can when you stand near a stove.

The TDP lamp consists of a mineral plate, which ionize the trace minerals when heated at specific temperature. The human body is capable of repairing damaged tissues with vitamins and minerals. If your body has a weakened immune system due to multiple factors such as stress, fatigueness or toxic nutrients, you need minerals to rebuild and repair your body.

Our research on June 2006 revealed that the clay itself does not prevent the far infrared from entering the body. When far infrared effects body tissue, the heat spreads by resonance. If you has a damaged tendon, for example, then the heat can be felt resonating up and down the tendon, and not just below the treated location. This effect has not shown to be minimized even when a clay pack 1 1/2 inches thick has been applied, with the TDP lamp about 12 inches above the clay pack. It is very possible that the localized clay ( just like with the mineral plate itself ) conducts the infrared single, and perhaps even increases it.

Usages( With TDP infrared lamp):

• Soft tissue damage
• Muscle, tendon and ligament injuries
• Stimulation of accupunture locations to the point we would call the combined therapy true "Qi Gong" therapy.
• Skin conditions
• General injuries
• Relief from localized arthritic conditions
• As part of a support system for trauma healing ( spinal cord, bone damage, etc. )
• Reduction of localized inflammation