CEP Women's Infrared Recovery Compression Socks

In Brief Pain and inflammation reflief Quicker recovery and repair of injured muscle tissue Improved blood circulation Reduced soreness after activity Prevention of blood clots     Why Infrared? Infrared is a type of radiant energy. It's invisible to the human eye but we can feel it as heat. This is why infrared therapy is often done by emitting infrared light onto the body. Infrared light increases the production of nitric oxide, a vital signaling molecule that is important for the health of blood vessels. Basically, infrared light improves circulation which has a number of benefits. Also, infrared therapy improves the action of the mitochondria within cells, this triggers the growth and repair of new muscle cells and tissues. In other words, infrared light can speed up the repair process after a muscle injury. True Graduated Compression True graduated compression is applied to garments like compression socks, sleeves, and tights. It's defined as true graduated compression when