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Any research on if infrared heat pad with jade stones actually helps? muscles? also have laid head on it. any pros or cons for brain?
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Heat, if it helps: Use any heating pad, if heat helps. Rest is to make it more expensive, not more effective.
Answered 12/21/2019
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