Jade Stone Heating Pad - Honest Physical Therapist Review

[@antoineduchamp4931]

So much knowledge this very nice guy possesses.... and he is so happy to share it with us, for our benefit....

[@soniamoraleschemistry]

I bought a heating pad with Jadestones. So far, it alleviates the issue but the knots will always be in my upper arm. Going to physical therapy but don't think it works for my chronic shoulder impingement. Now have the crunching scapula. Going to orthopedic doctor this week. I went to Mexico to get this diagnosis like five years ago and his face showed concern when he gave me diagnosis. I knew even physical therapy would not alleviate it. I can only manage it with exercise.

[@lostsoul3154]

Thank you for mentioning you can use both side!! Looking forward using my JADE.

[@MarissaWarde]

How much

[@TheGoodHeart1000]

If I thought a moist heat would help, I might moisten a hand towel and place that next to my skin and then put the heating pad on top of that.

[@soniamoraleschemistry]

Oh I like that idea.

[@engineerjay420]

I like the idea of this but the heating 120 volt AC emit too high EMF. If I get this I will only use the heater when it's not on me.

[@ruthcarter8895]

Is this far infrared heating pad?

[@ggordon4395]

trust me, don't buy infrared one that generates too much EMF. This Jade stone works great.

[@victoriafdavis]

No it’s not far infrared

[@Big_slick671]

It actually is yea

[@suyashsharma33]

Nice video

[@calabamian]

Me trying to find a definitive answer…stone side or soft side against skin? Nowhere to be found on TH-cam.

[@nightshadow76]

So basically you don’t use it at all

[@Rambleon444]

Look like a normal heating pad ($17) with jade stones attached to a mesh ($100+).

[@epmanualphysicaltherapy]

Hey Rambleon, you can use a regular heating pad as well. 😃

[@Userllmaa]

Yes. It's just what that is. Jade stone retains heat. Need scientific studies to see what other benefits besides it's just a heat modality.