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Showing posts with label Magnetic Mattress Pad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Magnetic Mattress Pad. Show all posts

Saturday, July 10, 2010

Memory Mattress


There are many people who suffer from various sleeping disorders. These disorders are primarily caused by anxiety and tension which is very common in today’s fast moving world. However these sleeping disorders are also caused by the use of poor quality bed mattress. The bed is the place where we choose to sleep upon. So a bed with a proper mattress will automatically relax our nerves and bring in a good sleep. The Memory Mattress made of foam provides total relief to the tired muscles and joints unlike the traditional spring coil mattress.
We are very stringent to changes and like to stick to the traditional items and commodities. Likewise in most of the houses people still use the old spring coil mattress.

But the launch of the Memory Mattress in the market way back in the 1990s has gathered huge response because of its viscosity and temperature sensitivity. The Memory Mattress stands out in respect to the traditional coil mattress because they conform to our body and curves along body lines, whereas the spring coil mattress makes our body conform to it. The spring coils exerts pressure against our body and this results in back pain, arthritis and many other postural disorders.

Moreover, the Memory Mattress does not put the same amount of resistance on joints as traditional bedding. Memory foam can leave us well rested and practically pain free in the morning. Nonetheless, the Memory Mattress is denser than traditional spring coil mattress. It is available in different densities. The 5lb density is more temperature sensitive, heavier, often stiffer and takes longer to bounce back. While 4lb density is softer, less temperature sensitive, less expensive but provides less support than the 5lb. Whether it is 4lb or 5lb memory foam density, it doesn't bounce so when two persons are sleeping on the same bed, if one person rolls over it won’t disturb the other person.

Besides, the Memory mattress responds to the temperature of the body which means that it gets softer when it is warm and harder when it is cold. The body warmth softens the immediate area of foam and moulds to take the shape of the body which then offers support to all areas and generally makes the bed more comfortable. Thus a person having fever will feel more comfortable in a Memory Mattress than in a spring coil mattress which does not react to the temperature of the body. These foam mattresses were first advanced for medical causes. The foam used in the Memory Mattress was used in hospitals as a sleeping aid as it was found that patients slept better on woke up with lesser pain.

However, with the passage of time the demand of this mattress has heightened and now it is made available in households, office furniture’s, car seats, infant cribs, computer carrying cases and many more.

The various advantages of Memory Mattress have helped it to gain a consistent market. They have gained popularity among everyone. They guarantee total comfort and relaxation to the body. A sound sleep enables a person to regain energy and resume his work the next day.

By Moutushi

Tips for Magnetic Mattress Pad Shoppers

Buying a magnetic mattress pad can be challenging, but if you break the process down into simple steps, you ca get a good deal and keep your sanity. First, you need to know the main types of mattresses. Then you must decide the particular make and model you want. Last but not least, you can follow the sales and determine when to pounce based on the time when a good deal is offered. Yes, you can get a good deal on a magnetic mattress pad if you know what a good price is!

Magnetic mattress pad shopping is not for wimps. Picking out the right magnetic mattress pad can be a real challenge, particularly when you confront all of the many types (not to mention brands and models) of magnetic mattresses pad on the market. It's no wonder all those mattress commercial pitchmen sound nuts Here is some basic information to help you before you sprawl out on your first show room mattress.

Magnetic mattress pad are not cheap. Even a relatively low-end product is still going to cost you hundreds of dollars. Before you start comparing prices, figure out what you will need. Delivery of the new mattress, and removal and disposal of your old mattress are not necessarily included in the price. Always ask. (And if you can arrange to transport the mattress yourself and deal with your old mattress on your own, you may be able to get a better deal.)

Next, narrow down the type of mattress you want. There are four main types of mattresses: the inner-, waterbeds, foam, and air.

Airbeds are starting to gain in popularity and they definitely are a smart choice for a guest room or to be a store-away mattress you only need a few times a year. Don't think of the old. Some airbeds are regular height and can be made up to look just like a regular. They also inflate quickly and easily. But most people don't want to make an airbed a permanent bed, so this is not likely the choice you'll make if you're shopping for you main new magnetic mattress pad

Foam mattresses, including the famous magnetic mattresses, are made of a dense foam material. They conform to the weight of the body, don't transfer motion, and are usually good choices for allergy sufferers since they do not harbor dust mites or other allergens. If you've never tried a foam mattress, you need to sprawl out on a couple in some show rooms to see what the fuss is about.

Of course, there are some downsides to the foam mattress. Some people say they are hot, which is probably not a problem if you live anywhere outside the sun belt. They are also fairly heavy, which makes transporting them yourself a bit of a hassle. (They're not the to pick if you move constantly.) And they're expensive.

Back in their original heyday, waterbeds were really just giant water balloons. If that's what you think a waterbed today is like, you need to take another look. Today look like regular beds but do require some special framing. They use an inner system of baffles and chambers to reduce transfer of motion (you know, that old tsunami-like effect when two people were in a waterbed and one got up). Waterbeds are worth a second look, especially if you haven't seen one in the past decade or so.

Waterbeds are a bit of an evangelist thing; some people love them in a fanatical way, others don't care that much. They are good for people with allergies and can be a bit more adjustable than regular innerspring mattresses. The downside is that they are very heavy when they're set up. If you plan on setting up a mattress in an upstairs room or loft, check to be sure it's strong enough to support a waterbed.

Tuesday, November 20, 2007

Painless Sleep With a Magnetic Mattress Pad

Magnet therapy has quickly become a popular new option in pain management. Many people, from doctors to athletes, swear by its effectiveness. Magnet therapy is rooted on the belief that placing a magnet on your body will attract the iron in your blood to that area and increase blood circulation. Studies have shown this method of pain relief to be effective even though medical science has yet to prove its worth.

People who use magnet therapy can find wraps for any area of their body that suffers from chronic pain. Hot spot areas are generally joints, back and even the head. A new wave of magnet therapy offers total body relief while you sleep. A magnetic mattress pad is essentially a magnet for your entire body.

How It Works

A magnetic mattress pad is similar to a regular mattress pad in its use. It is a cushioned pad that rests on top of your mattress. The main difference is that a magnetic mattress pad contains small magnets. These small magnets are intended to provide pain relief while you sleep. Depressions, arthritis and fibromylagia sufferers have found magnetic mattress pads to be helpful.

The increased blood circulation throughout the entire body has helped many people suffering from chronic pain due to medical disorders get a better night’s rest and feel less pain when they use a magnetic mattress pad. Some people even claim that magnetic mattress pads can benefit you by slowing down the aging process because of the increased blood circulation.

The two most important aspects of getting the right magnetic mattress pad that will provide pain relief to your body are quality and comfort. If you are searching for a mattress pad in general, always look for the one with the highest quality. A high quality magnetic mattress pad provides the highest number of magnets, as it is the magnets that help increase blood circulation. Ask about the number of magnets in the pad before you decide on the right one for you.

Test out the magnetic mattress pad before buying, if possible. Make sure that you feel comfortable lying on the pad. Comfort is a major factor in determining how well you sleep. Even if you suffer from restless sleep without aches and pains, you may find the magnetic mattress pad to be just what you are looking for. So, if you suffer from chronic pain, body aches or restless nights, try a magnetic mattress pad The only thing you have to lose is the pain, and you have a relaxing, rejuvenating night of sleep to gain.

Effects of Magnetic Energy

Positive Magnetic Energy from the Sun
* Promotes deep and restorative sleep
* Supports the healing process
* Decreases inflammation and relieves pain
* Increases cellular oxygen

Negative Magnetic Energy from the Earth
* Stimulates wakefulness
* Inhibits the healing process
* Can increase inflammation and aggravate pain
* Decreases cellular oxygen

According to Dr. W.H. Philpott’s theory on the effects of Magnetic Energy.

By Scott_Nichols

Why A Magnetic Mattress Pad Matters

Do magnetic mattress pads really do anything? What good are they? Well, if you've ever wondered if you need one, find out here! A magnetic mattress pad can make any mattress a great deal more comfortable. By placing extra padding on top of the regular mattress, softness can be added without removing the support of the mattress. These pads are usually one to three inches in depth and are made for several different materials which we will discuss.

Most popular types of mattress pads are:

Memory foam pad- newer product that may ring a bell. The memory foam mattresses have received a great deal of television advertising and, while they look very appealing, they are not inexpensive. Recently, a thin pad version of this mattress has appeared on the market at a much more affordable price.

This pad is about 3 inches in depth and it has all the attributes of the memory foam mattress. The foam adjusts to the pressure placed on it so that there is no undue pressure on different areas of the body. This type of pad is very popular with anyone looking for additional comfort. If you don't have a pillow-top mattress but want that comfy feel, this pad may save you from purchasing a new mattress.

Egg crate- pad that looks as if you could store eggs in it. The foam hard depressions and raised areas that provide a bit more softness when placed over a hard mattress. The person who suffers from arthritis can frequently find sleeping much more comfortable with the addition of this type of pad on the mattress.

Egg crate pads are inexpensive and readily available. To install this type of pad on the mattress, first remove the bed sheets. Place the unrolled pad on top of the mattress and smooth it into place. If the bed is for a patient, a waterproof barrier may need to be placed over the pad where the most likely soiling could occur. Then place the fitted sheet back on the mattress. It will fit a bit more snugly than before and stay on the bed very well. Then you can remake the bed with the other bedding and it is ready for use.

Latex- if someone has incontinence problems or if you have children that are going through the stage where accidents can occur at night, latex pads can protect the mattress from stains and allow you to keep the mattress sanitary and odor-free.

Wool, down or feather pads- can make a cold bed warm and cozy. These pads, especially the down pads, also offer some added padding to help achy hips, shoulders, backs and other painful problems.

Pre-warming- these electric pads work very much like an electric blanket but are on the mattress rather than over the sleeper. No more cold feet when you jump into bed. Wintertime chills run and hide very soon after you turn your electric mattress covering onto the desired setting. Some people like to sleep with the pad on; others prefer simply to use this as a pre-heating device.

Alternating pressure pad- used on a mattress for the truly bed-ridden patient. This plastic pad is placed on the mattress and is constructed of baffled tubes or sections which are filled with air or water. The pad is connected to an electric pump and the pump inflates, deflates and changes the pressure in each section at regular intervals. This can help heal a bed sore or completely prevent bed sores from occurring.

This type of medical device pad can be obtained from a medical supply house and you should learn how to properly operate the device from the professionals who provide the equipment. Some medical supply houses will rent this type of pad for the use by those who must lie on their mattresses all day and night.

No matter what situation best describes your particular needs, you'll find the perfect mattress pad to fill your nights with better sleep and comfort!

By Pat Bowlin

What is Magnetic Mattress Pad

Magnetic Mattress Pad have an ability to increase blood circulation. The benefits associated with increased blood circulation may be one explanation of why they work. Magnetic mattress Pad also appear to have an influence on the neurons that transmit messages to the brain, which may explain how they affect pain sensations. Many users magnetic mattress pad report a better night’s rest and a deep, restorative sleep. The most advanced magnetic mattress pads developed to date project a pure North/negative magnetic field 16” above the bed surface. This can be done in four ways:

1. Using 1” disk magnets at 2 1/2” on center and placed in the mattress pad at least 1 ½ “ deep in the magnetic mattress pad.

2. Use domino magnets and place the mattress pad under the regular mattress itself.

3. Use domino magnets placed at least 2 ½” deep in the magnetic mattress pad placed on top of the bed. **

4. Use large block magnets under the magnetic mattress pad itself.

Other types of mattress pad construction and magnet grid patterns produce a bipolar (North/Negative and South/Positive) magnetic field above the pad, a feature that is not recommended for long-term use. For this reason the major manufacturer of this type of product recommends it be placed under the magnetic mattress pad itself. Used in this manner the magnetic field at the mattress pad surface is similar to that of the 1” ceramic disk magnets used in method 1.

Magnetic mattress pads are designed to relieve moderate discomfort and sleep disturbances. A Tru North Visco Pillow Top has proven to be the ideal construction to produce the maximum therapeutic benefit. Originally developed by NASA, Visco memory foam conforms to the body. The use of tight grid pattern of high-grade magnets provides the best system yet developed. Tru North Visco Pillow Tops are proving to be the best design to provide therapeutic benefits and deep restorative sleep.

Sleep and the lack of sleep effects many aspects of our lives as well as the relationships with others. A lack of sleep can affect your health and well-being as well as limiting the ability to perform in a normal manner. Many people lose sleep because of chronic pain conditions that can be relieved by using the correct magnetic mattress pad. In a classic study Magnetic Field Deficiency Syndrome Dr. K Nakagawa was able to provide proof that the Earth’s magnetic field has greatly reduced in the last several centuries. His study indicates this lack of a normal magnetic field may be part of the reason for many of the chronic pain disease conditions of today such as fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue and etc. This is undoubtedly the main reason magnetic mattress pads are of such benefit in relieving these conditions.

Several double blind clinical studies have shown that properly designed magnetic mattress pads are effective in relieving chronic pain and improving quality of sleep, and that pain relief continued to improve over time.
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