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Someone asked me what kind of heat pads I used on my plastic tubs, so I decided to make this vid showing what I use. I’m hoping to stop using them in the near future because I want to build a rack, and I’ll use something else for that. Anyways, these heat pads are what I use for now, and they work, so there ya go.

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    Lyme disease:heating pads and devices for pain relief.

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    Heating devices for pain. Footage accidentally taken at “insane close-up” range. Heat in a click: www.heatinaclick.com Gloves: www.bedbathandbeyond.com How to make a rice sock: www.wikihow.com Headaid aromatherapy bag: www.villageherbshop.com

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    How To Make A Flax Seed Heat Therapy Pillow

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    If you have a bit of natural fabric you would like to reuse (old flannel shirts work well-use the sleeves) you can make a natural therapeutic pillow by sewing it up and filling it with flax seed, cherry pits, feed corn, whole wheat not wheat flour, uncooked barley grains or rolled oats. When finished, microwave for 1-2 minutes or put in freezer for a cold pack. Have fun!! Don’t know how to sew? Learn to sew at on monkeysee.com. I did.

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    Heat in A Click – Neck and Shoulder heating pad.

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    Custom designed to fit around the shoulders and neck. The Shoulder Pad provides up to 2 hours of heat before gradually cooling down. The Shoulder pad stimulates the blood circulation to the brain; hence, it is an excellent relief for: •Neck tension and stress. •Headaches (including a migraine). •Relieve stress. •Chest, stomach and upper back pain.

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    • Stress headaches, migraines and neck | World Health Care