Herbal Neck Wrap Stress Therapy
by Linda Ruiz
There are many aspects of life that can cause a person to feel strained, stressed or fatigued. Such feelings can cause the mind to become unsettled, muscles may throb and the body may ache and be completely zapped of energy. A great natural treatment for these types of maladies is an <A href="http://www.lavenderwraps.com">herbal neck wrap</A>, which can serve many holistic purposes.
These products are made with natural substances and may be reused hundreds of times for several years. They are flexible and can be worn in multiple ways to relieve pain and tension or to promote relaxation and assist in the battle against insomnia. Although they are available in unscented formats, many people find the scented versions to have added benefits.
Normally found in roughly 2' lengths, about 6" widths, the wraps usually weigh just over two and a half pounds. The three primary formats in which these product are made are as a pillow like rectangle, a loosely filled tube or as a horseshoe pillow that cradles one's head. However they are sewn, their flexibility provides ample coverage and permits them to be placed practically anywhere on the body they may be needed.
What makes this type of product so effective are the substances used to create their inside content. The cloth casings are loosely filled with all natural ingredients such as buckwheat hulls, various grains, corn, grape seed and flax. Plant parts like these have the ability to absorb and hold both heat and cold for extended periods of time.
Whether an individual has a need or preference for hot or cold therapy, these natural substance pouches are quite effective. When placed in a microwave for a short time, they become a handy and easily transportable heating pad, while placing it in the freezer for several hours will result in an ice pack that is both flexible and melt proof. The plant material inside absorbs the desired temperature and slowly releases it into the targeted area to soothe sore muscles and ease most aches and pains.
Adding naturally fragrant materials, like herbs and flowers, to the temperature maintaining substances is beneficial. The slow release of heat and every movement of the packet, release softly soothing scents into the air. As the chill or heat permeates the achy muscles, easing tightness and pain, the wafting aromas contact the emotional center of the brain and encourage the individual to relax.
Known as aromatherapy, certain scents are known to have an effect on the brain's nerve center, calming it and influencing an individual's moods. Lavender, sage, lilac, rosemary, honeysuckle and jasmine are some of the most commonly used materials because they all promote relaxation. This is what makes this kind of product very effective for migraine sufferers and insomniacs.
Eucalyptus, mint, spruce and pine are all very productive filling substances during the times when colds prevail and sinus issues are at their highest. No matter what kind of fragrance one prefers, these items are a good way to get relief from sore joints and aching muscles in the shoulders, back and extremities. Headaches, migraines and insomnia are all alleviated as the soothing aromas trigger the brain's relaxation center.
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Title: Herbal Neck Wrap Stress Therapy
Author: Linda Ruiz
Email: nathanwebster335@live.com
Keywords: alternative medicine, eastern medicine, health, fitness, healthy living
Word Count: 532
Category: Alternative Medicine
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