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Is the infrared massager machines good for thr health or no? and when should a person use it?
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Heat induced damage: If you have musculoskeletal soreness or pain then massage may be the good option. infrared lamps are complementary to massage therapy. Infrared releases heat and heat induced damage can be there. In general, one will use specific therapy under professional guidance.
Answered 9/22/2017
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