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What is an infrared lamp?

After a day of sitting in the office, your shoulders feel stiff and your lower back remains tight. An Infrared lamp, also known as a heat lamp, directs infrared light at your body and warms you evenly deep into the skin. This deep warmth stimulates blood circulation and metabolism, helping muscles and joints recover more effectively. When using it, maintain a distance of 50 to 100 cm, start with 5 to 10 minutes per session, and use it 2 to 3 times per week. Below, you can read what the lamp does exactly, which complaints it is used for, and how to gradually build up the duration and frequency.

When it comes to Infrared lamps with heat, a small study may still be useful. Below, we explain exactly what it is and how best to use the lamp.

How Infrared lamps work

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Please note: this information is based on scientific sources, customer experiences and our own knowledge of light therapy. It is not medical advice. If you take medication, have a medical condition or are unsure, talk to your doctor or a specialist first.

What does an Infrared lamp do?

By directing the Infrared lamp with heat at the body, the body warms up evenly and comfortably. It is also known as a heat lamp. The treatment feels pleasant. This is because the light penetrates deep into our skin. Because the lamp produces heat, the body's temperature rises.

This deep warmth stimulates blood circulation, speeds up metabolism, and helps remove waste products more quickly. As a result, muscles and joints can recover more effectively and pain is relieved. This makes Infrared lamps with heat ideal for people with muscle pain, joint pain, or stress-related complaints.

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How does Infrared therapy work? Applications

Light therapy is increasingly used for both medical and relaxation purposes. The deep warmth penetrates the muscles and joints, promotes blood circulation, and supports cell renewal. Below, we discuss some of the most common applications.

Applications of Infrared lamps

Treating pain with infrared

For muscle pain, circulation improves when using an Infrared lamp with heat. The affected muscles can get rid of waste products (acids) more quickly, and improved circulation delivers nutrients and building materials faster. Oxygen absorption is enhanced, which reduces muscle pain.

Many athletes and professional athletes come to us because infrared promotes faster recovery. The lamp penetrates deep into the skin due to its power. Liroma's lamps have a power output of up to 300W.

Our lamps can be tilted, allowing you to direct the heat precisely where it is needed. They also have multiple heat settings, so you can adjust the intensity to your preference.

Infrared lamp for skin complaints

Research shows that the lamps also work well for skin complaints. Because infrared radiation improves circulation, new cells can be produced more quickly and effectively. Old cells are removed more rapidly.

Bacteria and impurities will loosen from your pores and cleanse your skin. This detox effect gives your skin a fresh complexion. In addition, Infrared lamps stimulate collagen production. This is a natural protein that keeps your skin supple and youthful. Wrinkles, pigmentation spots, and other imperfections become less visible.

Infrared heat for stress and fatigue

Just 10-12 minutes under an Infrared lamp immediately relaxes the body and mind. Many people experience this as a soothing and stress-relieving experience. The warmth helps relax muscles, relieves pain, and stimulates healthy circulation and cellular metabolism.

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Infrared lamp instructions

Instructions for use: Distance, duration, and frequency

The heat emitted by the lamp should always feel pleasant and comfortable. Do you want to use an Infrared lamp with heat safely and effectively? Then it is important to consider distance, duration, and frequency. Follow these guidelines to get the most out of your treatments!

  • Distance: Maintain a distance of 50-100 cm from the lamp. For facial treatments, always keep your eyes closed.
  • Duration: Start with 5-10 minutes and build up to 10-15 minutes per session. Stop immediately if you experience discomfort.
  • Frequency: Start with 2-3 times per week, gradually increasing to 3-4 times per week for optimal results.

Tip: Use a timer and always listen to your body. This way, you can get the most out of your Infrared therapy!

Important note

Always listen carefully to your body. If the complaints persist, it is always wise to consult your doctor.

Hopefully, everything is now a little clearer. Do you have any questions, or can we help you with anything? Please let us know!

Want to try it yourself? View Liroma's Infrared lamps with heat. You have 60 days to test at home whether it suits you.

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Michael Tan

Michael Tan

Liroma founder

I help people and professionals apply red light therapy in practical ways through clear explanations and smart routines. In these blog posts, I share insights, protocols, and tips you can use right away.

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