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Just plug the USB Warm Mouse Pad into the computer and warm infrared heat is delivered to the mousepad's surface. No more cold mouse hand sitting ontop of a cold mouse pad surface.

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What is Far Infrared (FIR)?
FIR infrared ray energy is a part of the natural light spectrum of sunlight, minus the skin damaging UV, which is why NASA spacecraft have utilized this heat. In Asia and Europe it has already revolutionized health and beauty products.

Far Infrared ray is a form of light energy form the sun. It falls within the same family of Infrared Rays in the light spectrum, but due to its longer wavelengths the human eye, cannot see FIR. The energy is ESSENTIAL & BENEFICIAL for all human beings.

FIR has the ability to penetrate, refract, radiate & reflect. The human body can absorb FIR because of its deep penetrating ability. When FIR penetrates through the skin to the subcutaneous tissues, it transforms from light energy into heat energy. The thermal effect within the deep layers of tissues cause blood vessels in capillaries to dilate, promoting better blood circulation, and the heat produced helps to get rid of body toxins and metabolic wastes through sweating.

What are the benefits of a FIR?
If there was a way to increase bodily energy, lose weight, decrease stress, detoxify the body, improve circulation and purify the skin while elevating the immune system to fight off everything from the common cold, asthma, bronchitis (and other respiratory conditions) to serious life quality threatening illnesses, what would it be worth?

What if all a person had to do to receive such benefits was relax and lay down for 15 to 30 minutes a day, three or four times a week, listening to music- now what would that be worth?


Hundreds of years ago, people discovered and turned to heat therapy as a source of natural healing for many illnesses and discomforts. FIR heat is simply and naturally rising to the top of health regime requirements.

Activated by heat, the FIR material emits FIR energy that is absorbed by human cells, causing a physical phenomenon called "RESONANCE". Thus, the cellular activities are instantly invigorated, resulting in better blood circulation and an overall improved metabolism.

FIR heat therapy can aid in weight loss by speeding metabolic processes of vital organs and endocrine glands resulting in a substantial caloric loss in a heat session.

It also increases heart rate and blood circulation, both crucial to maintaining one's health. The heart rate increases as more blood flow is diverted from the inner organs towards the extremities of the skin without heightening blood pressure.

In a case of injury, heat stimulates vasodilatation of peripheral blood vessels, bringing oxygen to joints and extremities, relaxation of stiff muscles, speeding the healing of sprains and strains. The increased blood flow helps aching and injured muscles recover faster because of the stronger blood flow and the quicker metabolic and toxic waste productions purged from the body through the skin during perspiration. The skin is known in Chinese medicine as the third kidney because it is believed to be responsible for eliminating up to 30% of body waste.

FIR Heat Therapy allows increased blood circulation to carry great amounts of nutrients to the skin, thus promoting healthy tone, texture and mild cleansing of the skin.

What the Researchers say about FIR
Infrared energy is not only safe, but also highly beneficial for our bodies. Far Infrared lamps are actively used for medical treatments by Doctors, Chiropractors, Acupuncturists, Physical Therapists, Massage Therapists for: arthritis, joint pain, stiff muscles, injuries to tendons and ligaments to promote a faster self-body healing effect.

Infrared heat is "RADIANT" heat. Radiant heat is simply a form of energy that heats objects directly through a process called conversions without heaving to heat the air in between

Radiant heat is also called Infrared Energy (IR). The infrared segment of the electromagnetic spectrum cannot be seen, but can be perceived as heat. Our atmosphere has a "window" in it that allows IR rays in the 7-14 micron range to safely reach the earth's surface. When warmed, the earth radiated infrared rays in the 7-14 micron band with its peak output at 10 microns.

According to Dr. Tsu-Tsair Oliver Chi, in his summation on the mechanism of actions of infrared devices turned to the human body. Tissues needing a boost in their output selectively absorb these rays. The internal production of the infrared energy that normally occurs within our tissues is associated with a variety of healing responses and may require a boost to a maximal level to insure the fullest healing response possible in a tissue, which is being repaired. After boosting a tissue's level to its maximum, the remaining rays pass onward harmlessly. This phenomenon is called "RESONANT ABSORPTION."

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Heated Computer Keyboard & Mouse Pad: Who Needs a Warm Computer Mouse?

ValueRays heated computer mouse & mouse pad deliver valuable infrared heat rays to the computer mouse hand when used 20-30 minutes a day. Infrared heat relieves hand pain & cold mouse hand.

A warm computer mouse, heated mouse pad and warm computer keyboard pad are the answer for many people who suffer with cold hands -- http://www.igmproducts.com/ specializes in the manufacture and sale of heated computer gadgets. Many of us sit for hours working at the computer with freezing cold hands and don't know what to do to solve the problem. There is a solution. The heated computer mouse and warm computer mouse pad is the answer to a cold mouse hand. It's a cost effective and energy efficient way to keep warm when your hands are cold. There are other warming, heated computer products, too. They are all available at http://www.igmproducts.com/, and they include a heated, warm mouse, heated, warm mouse pad, a heated, warm keyboard pad and a fleece mouse hand warmer blanket pouch to house the warm mouse and warm mouse pad.

The warm mouse, heated mouse pad, and the warm keyboard pad are USB connected to the computer using a low 5v electrical current making it safe for people and the computer. The heated computer mouse, heated mouse pad and heated keyboard pad are made using a carbon fiber. Carbon fibers create infrared heat. Infrared heat has healing qualities making the time the user spends holding the warm computer mouse therapeutic in nature. Studies reveal a minimum of 20-30 minutes daily of infrared therapy has healing effects.

Do your hands get cold easily? Do you sit for long periods of time at the computer holding a cold computer mouse? Does your mouse hand get cold? Do your fingers get numb? Do you have a cold mouse hand? Many people suffer with pain in their hands from the cold. As soon as the temperatures drop in a room or work space chills experienced by the computer user run through the body. The cold from a drop in temperature, drafts from a nearby window, or from an overhead ceiling fan can all cause a person's exposed extremities to feel cold and then painfully numb.

Most people who experience this depth of cold hand frigidness already have a diagnosed condition and are aware of the cause of the cold hand problem. Many people are not aware of the cold hand problem source. The most common conditions falling into this category are carpal tunnel syndrome, poor circulation, arthritis, Raynaud's, diabetes and other illnesses specifically associated with cold hand symptoms. Many daily habits can cause cold hands, too. Nicotine, alcohol consumption, and certain medications can affect our metabolism, and the body's response to cold.

Those who live in a cold climate depend on economical ways to stay warm most of the year. A warm mouse is an ideal source of inexpensive energy. Plus, when used inside a Mouse Hand Warmer blanket pouch, the heat generated by the warm mouse is contained and insulated by the fleece blanket fabric creating a very comfortable mouse hand environment.

Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists, Hand Therapists, Massage Therapists and Chiropractors see people on a daily basis who report hand problems and suffer from painful hand injuries. Most of the people with hand injuries require rehabilitation, support and guidance. Plus, they are more likely to have jobs requiring them to use the computer to complete their work. People with hand injuries or surgery recuperation can use the warm mouse and warm mouse pad to help soothe hand pain, relieve tension in hand muscles and assist in the healing process.

Diabetics experience poor circulation to their extremities. A heated computer gadgets like the warm computer mouse and mousepad would add comfort to diabetic who suffers with cold hands. Hand injuries include knuckle injury, finger injury, and/or joint injury. A warm computer mouse and heated mousepad would be soothing for the person during the recovery process. The infrared heat generated by the warm mouse would aid and help speed the recovery and healing process by stimulating blood flow to the injured area of the hand.

People who suffer from chronic hand pain would benefit from the healing infrared heat of the warm mouse. The heated computer mouse and other heated computer gadgets at http://www.igmproducts.com/ deliver deep, soothing, healing heat to your computer mouse hand and your keyboard hands whenever you sit and work at the computer.

There's much to say about the healing effects of infrared heat. Yet, it's a well-hidden secret. The Eastern Countries have been using the healing effects of infrared heat for hundreds of years. Now, Western Medicine and practitioners are relying upon the use of infrared heat in hospitals, NASA Space Programs, and private practices. The most common use of infrared heat is the Infrared Sauna. Other sources are infrared heating pads and the introduction of infrared heated computer products.

Using infrared heated computer products helps reduce hand injury and illness. Infrared heat penetrates deeply through the skin's layers to the muscle tissue delivering healing heat to the blood and the body. The infrared heat rays help ward off toxic organisms and enhances the immune system. It helps protect and prevent illness and practively reduces illness or injury altogether.

Do you need a warm computer mouse? Do you know someone who would benefit from using an infrared heated computer mouse pad? Are your computer keyboard hands cold? If so, the solution is at your fingertips -- http://www.valuerays.com/ heated computer products are the answer. To read more about ValueRays, visit their website at http://www.ValueRays.com. purchase a ValueRays heated computer mouse, or any of the other ValueRays heated computer products, visit http://www.igmproducts.com/.

VistaPrint Adds Mouse Pads to Promotional Product Line

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Versatile Product Adds Another Dimension for Small Businesses and Everyday Customers

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VistaPrint, the small business marketing company, today announced that it has expanded its promotional product line with the addition of customizable mouse pads. Joining an already robust line of promotional products that includes pens, hats, T-shirts, keychains, and sticky notes, these mouse pads are a perfect way for small businesses to promote their products and services and stay on top of mind with existing customers.

VistaPrint has consistently brought unique, customizable, and easy to design promotional products to market over the past year plus. As the popularity of these products has expanded, so has the demand for other products that can have a similar impact. Because VistaPrint is leveraging proprietary, cutting edge technology to mass produce these products, adding another like mouse pads in a rapid time frame was possible. Like many of the company's existing promotional products, both small business and everyday customers can design and order them in quantities as low as one and have them in as little as three business days.

"Our customers have really embraced the promotional products that we have brought online in the past, and another that made sense to offer them was mouse pads," said John-Henry Forster, product marketing associate at VistaPrint. "It's another product that lends itself to the creativity and unique designs that our customers come up with, and it's something that virtually everyone uses daily. While it can be very effective for small businesses -- like pens, T-shirts, and hats can be -- it's also something a mom can make for herself with pictures of kids, pets, and family."

VistaPrint's mouse pads have a cloth top and come with a rubber backing so it won't slide on a desk. They measure a standard 9.25 inches by 7.75 inches. Customers can choose from over 300 designs, or upload their own photos and designs. With text, there's room for a prominent company name, message and web or physical address or phone number. Prices start at just $7.99 for one mouse pad. Ordering is simple. Customers can log on to www.vistaprint.com, select mouse pads under the promotional products menu and start the design process from scratch. The mouse pads are available on all 19 of VistaPrint's global Websites which include: Australia, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, European Union, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom and the United States.

VistaPrint offers small businesses peace of mind by providing everything they need to market their business. Products include high-quality and low-cost printed products such as business cards, postcards, brochures, invitations, and gift certificates; promotional apparel including hats and T-shirts; and marketing services such as copywriting, Websites, design and postcard mailing.

Warm memories from our pad to yours.... The Mouse Turns 40!

The First Mouse

Mouse Inventor Doug Engelbart

We've come a long way over the past 40 years. Mouse technology has become mult-faceted and mouse pads are multi-functional. Take the warm mouse pad as a good example. It has a 4-port USB hub and a mouse pad surface providing infrared heat. How comfy does that sound? For more details about the warm mouse pad and warm mouse, visit any of these sites: IGMproducts, ValueRays, Warm Mouse Heated Keyboard.

The mouse turns 40

By Martin Veitch
NetworkWorld.com - Southborough,MA,USA

On December 8, 2008, the computer mouse turned 40 and, like many of us who reach that totemic and solemn age, the unappreciated little fellow next to your keyboard will doubtless take the opportunity to reflect on some ups and downs, roads not taken, bridges burned and opportunities scorned. But he'll also doubtless also raise a glass and say 'Well, at least I'm still around'.

On 9 December, 1968, Hugo Montenegro's theme from The Good, The Bad And The Ugly topped the US charts. Perhaps Doug Engelbart heard it as he drove towards a convention centre in San Francisco to give a presentation to show 1000 attendees the first demonstration of the mouse. Looking a little like a presenter of The Twilight Zone, he showed how a mouse could be used to control a cursor (but referred to by Engelbart and cohorts as a bug) to move around blocks of text. The mouse was patented but the patent terms ran out in 1987, according to Wikipedia, just a few years before it became an essential part of the personal computing world.

The mouse was popularised by the rise of the WIMP or GUI, first on the Xerox Star, later on Apple systems and subsequently on Windows PCs. A little like its traditional partner in crime the QWERTY keyboard, for much of its life people have talked about what will replace it, but trackballs, touchpads, digitisers, touchscreens and pens have largely been seen off and most of us still find the keyboard/mouse combination as the most effective way to operate a desk-based computer.

As computer designs have morphed it is quite remarkable that the mouse is still going strong and appearing in a wide and sometimes bizarre variety of wired and wireless, single and multi-button formats from ingenious companies like Logitech.

Gartner's Steve Prentice contends that the mouse could be replaced by a new paradigm and certainly it is true that the success of the iPhone, the Wii and other products hint that the way we interact with computers is changing quickly towards a world of interpreted gestures. However, it would not be completely surprising if the mouse were to be still here in another four decades so long as having a quick, cheap efficient way of manipulating text and other screen objects is required. After all, as the greetings card industry never tires of telling us, life begins at 40.

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Will the Computer Mouse be Replaced? What About the Mouse Pad?

-Brent Woodrum

In the article “Analyst: Computer mice could be extinct in 3-to-5 years,” Analyst Steve Prentice states, “The mouse works fine in the desktop environment … for home entertainment or working on a notebook, it’s over.” Prentice uses examples of the Nintendo Wiimote and the iPhone touchscreen to show how far input devices have come. Although mouse maker Logitech has denied any claims of moving away from the mouse, it is something to think about.

After I read this article, I immediately thought of the new hp desktop computer that uses a touchscreen as the main input device. I started seeing commercials for this computer in June of this year.

Do you think future input devices will ever really be able to replace the mouse?


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For palm held devices and games, yes. For desktops, well, that's another story altogether. Ergonomically, it doesn't make sense at all. The mouse is here to stay for awhile.

Utter nonsense....Touch screens make your fingers sore after a day of use...what about photoshop? etc. This analyst says Touch screens will only be a fad and the mouse will stay...touchscreens will remain an option....Nice attention getting headline leading to nothing substantive.

I really cannot see the all helpful and easy to use mouse to be replaced any time soon. I mean honestly it’s had such a long run and with today’s shape/look and feel it just makes it so much easier to use a mouse in comparison to any other device. The field is open to many ideas and there’s virtually unlimited amount of these ideas that could replace our mouse... but no matter what happens, the ever so loved MOUSE will never be replaced in our hearts.

I saw an interesting new take on the mouse at CeBIT earlier this year. Their website is www.futuremouse.com. It will be interesting to see if anything comes of it, or if its just vapourware for now...

Hmm. I don't think this will be the case. Many people don't like touchscreens, and motion devices are a pain to use for pointer input. Perhaps more people will change over after Windows 7, but the mouse will probably stay for a while yet.

Will the mouse really go away? I think the only way it will go away is when it demonstrates that it will give a higher productivity to everyone doing their tasks. That includes most of all in the work/business space. I travel and work alot and I can't even go without my mouse much. I can't see devices like the Wiimote or touch screens increasing my Excel or Word productivity very much to be honest. It'll need to be more innovative if its going to dominate the world over the mouse. For games these devices are definetly good. For everyday life? completely different story.

The mouse will remain, but not in it's current form. Having worked for companies that deliver touchscreen solutions, they are not a replacement for either the keyboard for typing nor the mouse for gaming. Touchscreens are good input devices for switching or turning on/off applications.

In my opinion the mouse will develop into a hand mounted device similar to a Wii controller, wireless and with a button for every finger (and thumb).

I don't think the mouse will be gone. I think we need it to use a desk top computer. The mouse may evolve into something else for hand held devices, but we need a pointing device on our desk top for our computers. Can you think the strain and pain it would create if we had to touch screen on a desk top?

There are too many new innovations coming along in the "computer mouse" world. Look at the heated mouse. It's an USB warm mouse that generates heat to keep cold mouse hand warm. Plus, all the other advancements in desk top computing would not allow the computer mouse and mouse pad to disappear. We need them for ergonomics!

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from Bird Cape May

Cold weather doesn’t have to mean cold hands, but it often does - numb fingers stumble around the focus knob of binoculars, struggle to leaf through a field guide, and beg to be wrapped around a hot cup of coffee.

The first way to prevent cold hands is to not be cold anywhere - when the body begins to feel cold, it responds by reducing circulation to the extremities, and that’s bad news for the hands and feet. Being warm is a package deal. So wear the right layers, get a good hat and neck gaiter, and you are on the way to warm hands.

What you eat and drink is also important, and unfortunately, coffee is on the do NOT consume list. Coffee is a vaso-constrictor and as such reduces circulation to the extremities, exactly what you don’t need. However, you can and should ingest some other not-necessarily-good-for-you-otherwise foods: fats. Fatty foods like cheese, eggs, bacon, or peanut butter are very calorically dense foods, and calories keep you warm.

Obviously, to have warm hands you’re going to need some kind of glove or mitten. Mittens are warmer than gloves because your fingers work as a team to keep warm. But although some birders use mittens, I find they impair dexterity with optics too much, and have always preferred gloves.

My favorite birding gloves were actually designed as shooting gloves by a company called Bob Allen. Made of leather with an insulated lining, these keep hands warm down to upper 20’s F, and colder when I’m dealing with in-and-out-of-the-car birding.

If it’s damp or rainy, waterproof gloves are a must, so a glove with a Gore-tex liner and Thinsulate or other insulation is called for. I have two pairs of these, one with lightweight 50-gram insulation, and another with much heavier 150-gram insulation that are quite big and bulky, but warm. The latter gloves were also designed for shooting, and have a less-insulated index finger that makes it a bit easier to focus binoculars.

In extreme cold, disposable hand warmers are a final line of defense against cold hands. I usually place these inside my gloves, on the palm side so I can wrap my fingers around the hand warmer.

Handling cold binoculars or metal tripods will quickly chill hands. The tripod issue can be helped by wrapping the legs with foam insulation of the type used to insulate around water pipes, readily available at any home supply store. As far as binoculars, no one has come up with a binocular heater (yet), but a somewhat effective substitute is the dashboard of your car. Between stops, toss your bins on the dash and run the defroster. They won’t be frigid when you next get out, and if it’s been a bit of a drive, will feel quite toasty for a little while.

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The heated mouse pad is a multi functional computer gadget. First, it has a 4 USB port, and second, it has a carbon fiber heating element. The ValueRays heated mouse pad supplies a steady flow of warmth to the mouse hand. It's not a hot, heavy heat. The heated mouse pad provides a warm surface for your mouse hand. Plus, it has a soft wrist wrest to support the arm.

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Dear Graphic Design department:

I understand that your computer labs are also your regular teaching rooms. That doesn’t excuse some of the behaviour you let the students get away with in there. They are still rooms full of expensive equipment, and the fact that you let them dick around in your computer labs makes them think it’s acceptable in the rest of the labs too.

You should also be aware that if you continue to react with indifference to my complaints of finding (for example) that a computer mouse has been covered with spray glue, I will continue to de-prioritise your problems in favour of people whose problems are not down to neglecting the equipment.

Love and kisses,
AngryTechnician

P.S. Letting the students use spray glue in the rendering lab despite clear H&S guidance that it should only be used in well ventilated areas is going to get you in a lot of trouble one day when someone has an asthma attack. Just an ‘FYI’ there.

10 ways to jazz up your workplace - it's your pad!

Jazz Up Your Desk with a New Heated Mouse Pad

Lisabelle Gonsalves / Indiwo.com

Are you working in one of those staid offices with sterile white walls? It feels like you are working in a chemistry laboratory. But don't be too disappointed. You may not be able to revamp your entire office but you sure can give your own space a makeover.Let's start by getting rid of all the junk that you have either stored away in the drawers or is cluttering up your desk. Yes, from pens that don't work to crumpled balls of paper and used post its.

Now start putting order. Pile up those notepads and files neatly and stack them away in a cupboard.If you have a discoloured corkboard or a plain black one for that matter, cover it up. Try chart paper in bright or even pastel colours like orange, pink, aquamarine blue or lime green. Simply cut it to the size of the board and pin it up.

Personalize your space a little. Put up photographs of family, friends and even your colleagues. You could even get your colleagues to sign on the chart paper. Just make sure you don't deface office property.

Posters also could add some charm to your space or even cartoon strips of Garfield or even Dilbert. Mind you, they shouldn't be too offensive. You don't want to get on the wrong side of your boss.Organise your day by printing a checklist of all the things you need to do. Use colourful highlighters to mark out each item as they get completed.Don't just stick to the boring yellow post its. Try ones in colours like pink, orange or even blue. The trick to adding that much need spice to your workspace is adding colour.

Visit stores like Shopper's Stop or Lifestyle and pick up some interesting stationery to glam up your desk. These stationery kits generally include a pen stand, a tray for pins, staples etc. as well as an extra stand for other items like a stapler, paper cutters etc. You will also get a pen, folder, sheets of writing paper and more.

Purchase a set in colourful ceramic, wood or even plastic. You could also have customized stationery made for you.Download an interesting wallpaper on your desktop. Whether it is a scenery, an event, a holiday, a picture of your kids... whatever. But it must be something that brings a smile to your face especially when you are having a bad day at work. Don't forget to include a funky mouse pad. You can get these from Archies.

Get yourself a colourful mirror work cushion or a hand painted one with your name on it. You could also drape a shawl on the back of your chair. If you use a jacket in office, you could hang that on your chair. So when it isn't there your colleagues know you have left.If you work environment permits, get a pair of speakers connected to your PC and a stack of CDs. This way you can choose a new CD everyday according to your mood. If that is not possible bring your headphones to work.

So there you have them -- 10 ways to jazz up your space. But feel free to think up new ways and make work more exciting.

Cold or Warm? Do you need a Heated Mouse Pad?

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When the temperatures drop and the room is chilled, we get cold. When we sit still for long periods of time typing on the keyboard and using the computer mouse, our hands get numb. Writers and bloggers know this feeling well, and so do people who suffer from medical conditions with cold hand symptoms. It's very uncomfortable to use the computer with freezing cold hands, numb fingers and sore, stiff muscles.

A warm computer mouse pad is the answer for many people who suffer with cold hands. Many of us sit for hours working at the computer with freezing cold hands and don't know what to do to solve the problem. There is a solution. The heated computer mouse is the answer to a cold mouse hand. It's a cost effective and energy efficient way to keep warm when your hands are cold. There are other warming, heated computer products, too. They are all available at IGMproducts.com, and they include a heated, warm mouse pad, a heated, warm keyboard pad and a fleece mouse hand warmer blanket pouch to house the warm mouse and warm mouse pad.

The warm mouse pad is USB connected to the computer using a low 5v electrical current making it safe for people and the computer. The heated computer mouse pad is made using a carbon fiber. Carbon fibers create infrared heat. Infrared heat has healing qualities making the time the user spends using the warm computer mouse pad therapeutic in nature. Studies reveal a minimum of 20-30 minutes daily of infrared therapy has healing effects and can actually reverse the onset of computer related hand injuries like carpal tunnel and other repetitive strain injuries. Do your hands get cold easily? Do you sit for long periods of time at the computer? Does your mouse hand get cold? Do your fingers get numb? Is your mouse hand wrist sore? Do you have a cold mouse hand? Many people suffer with pain in their hands from the cold. As soon as the temperatures drop in a room or work space chills experienced by the computer user run through the body. The cold from a drop in temperature, drafts from a nearby window, or from an overhead ceiling fan can all cause a person's exposed extremities to feel cold and then painfully numb.

Most people who experience this depth of cold hand frigidness already have a diagnosed condition and are aware of the cause of the cold hand problem. Many people are not aware of the cold hand problem source. The most common conditions falling into this category are carpal tunnel syndrome, poor circulation, arthritis, Raynaud's, diabetes and other illnesses specifically associated with cold hand symptoms. Many daily habits can cause cold hands, too. Nicotine and certain medications can affect our metabolism, and the body's response to cold.

Here's a list of the type of people who need a warm computer mouse pad:

• Symptoms of cold fingertips and hands during times of stress and cold exposure suggests the benign but annoying condition of primary Raynaud’s, also called Raynaud’s disease. Primary Raynaud’s usually appears between the ages of 15 to 40, is more common in women and those who live in cold climates, and affects up to 10 percent of the population. While we don’t completely understand the process of Raynaud’s, it appears the blood vessels in the extremities overreact to stress or exposure to cold by going into spasm. This leads to decreased blood flow and loss of heat. As a result the fingers and other affected areas feel cold and become pale or blue in color. When the spasm is over, the affected areas may temporarily turn a red as the warmth returns. (source)
  
  
• Secondary Raynaud’s produces symptoms similar to primary Raynaud’s, but is triggered by smoking or a medical condition, which includes:
  • Connective tissue diseases such as Scleroderma or Sjogren’s syndrome.
  • Autoimmune diseases such as lupus.
  • Arterial diseases including Buerger’s and peripheral arterial disease.
  • Rheumatoid arthritis.
  • Neurological disorders such as carpel tunnel syndrome and reflex sympathetic dystrophy.
  • Previous fractures and vibration-induced injuries, from, for example the use of vibrating tools.
  Even certain medications have the potential to trigger secondary Raynaud’s symptoms. These medications include beta blockers, estrogen-containing drugs, certain chemotherapeutic agents and the over-the-counter decongestant pseudoephedrine. (source)
  
  
• Any person who has poor circulation problems affecting the extremities: hands, arms, fingers, wrists. Any person with a disorder or condition that affects the circulatory system. The circulatory system refers to the blood transport system. Circulatory disorders can arise from problems with the heart, blood vessels or the blood itself. These conditions include and are not limited to: high cholesterol, heart disease, cancer, depression, diabetes, hypertension, heart disorders, blood disorders, anemia, blood vessel disorders, thyroid function, etc. (source)
  
  
• Those who live in a cold climate depend on economical ways to stay warm most of the year. A warm mouse pad is an ideal source of inexpensive energy. Plus, when used inside a Mouse Hand Warmer blanket pouch, the heat generated by the warm mouse pad is contained and insulated by the fleece blanket fabric creating a very comfortable mouse hand environment.
  
  
• Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists, Hand Therapists, Massage Therapists and Chiropractors see people on a daily basis who report hand problems and suffer from painful hand injuries. Most of the people with hand injuries require rehabilitation, support and guidance. Plus, they are more likely to have jobs requiring them to use the computer to complete their work. People with hand injuries or surgery recuperation can use the warm mouse pad to help soothe hand pain, relieve tension in hand muscles and assist in the healing process.
  
  
• Alcohol in the blood lowers a person's tolerance for the cold and can easily cause cold hands, numbness, tingling sensations. Studies and clinical symptoms of alcoholism were described more than 200 years ago and have led to the recognition and association of peripheral nerve disease with excessive ethanol use. When nerves are damaged so is blood flow. Alcohol appears to be toxic to autonomic and peripheral nerves in a dose-dependent manner, on the basis of heart rate and blood pressure. (source) Alcohol, or ethanol, is a poison with direct toxic effects on nerve and muscle cells. Depending on which nerve and muscle pathways are involved, alcohol can have far-reaching effects on different parts of the brain, peripheral nerves, and muscles, with symptoms of memory loss, incoordination, seizures, weakness, and sensory deficits. (source)
  
  
• People who work in cold environments risk the onset of hypothermia. Hypothermia should be and can be avoided. A person who experiences hypothermia causes their body temperature to drop below normal (98.6°F). Hypothermia (from Greek ὑποθερμία) is a condition in which an organism's temperature drops below that required for normal metabolism and bodily functions. In warm-blooded animals, core body temperature is maintained near a constant level through biologic homeostasis. But, when the body is exposed to cold, its internal mechanisms may be unable to replenish the heat that is being lost to the organism's surroundings. Hypothermia is the opposite of hyperthermia, the condition that causes heat exhaustion and heat stroke. Stage 1 hypothermia produces mild shivering, inability to perform tasks with the hands, and the hands become numb. (source)
  
  
• Diabetics experience poor circulation to their extremities. A warm computer mouse pad would add comfort for a diabetic who suffers with cold hands.
  
  
• Peripheral Vascular disease refers to diseases of blood vessels outside the heart and brain. It's often a narrowing of vessels that carry blood to the legs, arms, stomach or kidneys. (source)
  
  
• Hand injuries include knuckle injury, finger injury, and/or joint injury. A warm computer mouse pad's heat would be soothing for the person during the recovery process. The infrared heat generated by the warm mouse pad would aid and help speed the recovery and healing process.
  
  
• People who suffer from chronic hand pain would benefit from the healing infrared heat of the warm mouse pad. The heated computer mouse pad delivers deep, soothing, healing heat to your computer mouse hand and fingers whenever you sit and work at the computer.
  
  

There's much to say about the healing effects of infrared heat. Yet, it's a well-hidden secret. The Eastern Countries have been using the healing effects of infrared heat for hundreds of years. Now, Western Medicine and practitioners are relying upon the use of infrared heat in hospitals, NASA Space Programs, and private practices. The most common use of infrared heat is the Infrared Sauna. Other sources are infrared heating pads and the introduction of infrared heated computer products.

Here's some interesting data about infrared heat: (source)

• A study of patients with chronic fatigue syndrome found considerable relief of symptoms with daily Infrared treatment. Although the patients had been taking prednisone, a powerful medication used to temporarily dampen inflammation, this potent drug had shown no beneficial effects prior to administration of the heat therapy. After 15 to 25 sessions in a FIR sauna, the patients showed significant improvement in fatigue, pain, sleep disruption and low-grade fever. The patients were able to discontinue prednisone medication and showed no relapse of symptoms after a year, during which time they continued the infrared therapy once or twice weekly.
  
  
• Infrared heat from a warm mouse is the same source of natural sunlight infrared heat without the harmful UV rays of the sun. Deep penetrating infrared heat delivers more oxygen-rich blood to painful or injured areas speeding up your body's own natural healing process. 15-30 minutes a day is all it usually takes to feel the results. And it works. FIR energy has been effectively used in the relief of pain from arthritis, back strains, bursitis, carpal tunnel, tendonitis, hemorrhoids, migraines, joint and muscle injuries, sciatica, frozen shoulder, lumbago, abdominal pain and diarrhea, rheumatism and more.
  
  
• The infrared rays go to work breaking down toxins in your body-everything from environmental poisons, to toxic substances from food processing, to lactic acid, to free fatty acids, to subcutaneous fat (associated with aging and fatigue), to excess sodium (associated with hypertension), to uric acid (which causes pain). With this detoxification and improved circulation scores of chronic, even dangerous, health problems dramatically reduce or disappear all together: blood clots, iron deficiency, muscle cramps, high blood pressure, cold hands, pain, fatigue, skin problems, insomnia, etc.
  
  
• Infrared heat penetrates deeply through the skin's layers to the muscle tissue heating your body to ward off invading organisms and enhancing the immune system. It helps protect and prevent illness and catches or inhibits illness from occurring.
  

Do you need a warm computer mouse pad? Do you know someone who would benefit from using an infrared heated computer mouse pad? If so, the solution is at your fingertips. ValueRays is the answer for infrared heated computer products. To read more about ValueRays, visit their website at ValueRays.com. To purchase a ValueRays heated computer mouse, or any of the other ValueRays heated computer products, visit IGMproducts.com.

Futuristic mouse pad delivers heated working surface

The first thing your mouse hand feels when you logon to the computer is an icy cold mouse pad surface. That alone can send chills througout your body. Working with your wrist and palm of hand on top of a cold surface for several hours is uncomfortable and painful. The cold can cause poor circulation problems and even encourage the onset of RSI (repetitive stress injury).

To avoid problems, to create a warm surface on the mouse pad, USB heated mouse pads are used. The heated mouse pad is made using a carbon fiber to create infrared heat. An infrared heated working surface soothes tired muscles and relaxes the hand making the blood flow and circulation problems fade or disappear. Heated USB computer gadgets have therapeutic qualities.

The heat produced by the USB heated mouse pad is not a "hot" surface heat. It's a very comfortable warm feeling. It's safe because it's made using a 5v heating element designed specifically for the USB port. Plus, the plastic trim lights to a soft blue color making the mousepad have designer appeal.

Heated mouse pads are available online through ValueRays or IGMproducts.com. Click here for more details.

Warm mouse pad heats just right

ValueRays just announced a new product which will be sold online for USA computer gadget shoppers. The price will be the best found anywhere and it will include free shipping and no sales tax. The ValueRays brand specializes in infrared heated computer devices. They are designed with USB connections to make computer work more enjoyable when the temperatures drop in your office or home computer area. To learn more about the healthy effects of infrared heated computer mouse pad and mouse, please visit ValueRays.com.

Avoid Surgical Treatment for Hand Pain

Take care of your hands! ValueRays Infrared Heated Computer Devices

When surgery is needed for the hand, consult a trained plastic surgeon. In the meantime, keep your hands healthy. Use infrared heated computer devices: a warming mouse and a heated mouse pad.

Article By Aazdak Alisimo

The opposable thumb is said to be the thing that separates us from other animals. This means our hands are very important, a fact verified if you think about how useless you would be without them during a day. When health problems with your hands crop up, there are a lot of procedures that can help.

What can go wrong with your hands? Well, a wide variety of things. Still, arthritis is a major problem as is hand trauma. You know. Bashing your fingers with a hammer or accidently cutting them off. Whatever the occurrence, a treatment exists.

Although your hands can do amazing things, trauma can occur when you overdue it. The pain and agony you feel is tendon damage. Like a rubber band, tendons stretch, but only so far. Tendon surgery is well understood, but it can take three to five weeks to recover.

Joint replacement surgery is another type that many patients suffering from arthritis undergo. This surgery consists of replacing a natural, non-functioning, joint with an artificial one. Various materials including metal, silicone rubber, and plastic are used in this type of procedure.

Ever spilled something hot on your hands? If it is hot enough, it will burn your skin. Surgeons use skin grafts to help you heal. The burnt skin is removed and the grafts placed on the area. Your blood circulation then helps them heal as part of your hand.

Everybody knows someone who has lopped of a finger accidently. Replantation surgery is the medical term for putting those fingers back on. If the finger is lost or cannot be used, artificial ones are often used that will look a bit off, but work like a normal finger.

Plastic surgery even has procedures tailored to hands. Ugly veins, skin issue and the like can all be addressed. This is a relatively new and specialized field, so make sure the surgeon you are using has plenty of experience so nothing goes wrong.

If you are a candidate for reconstructive hand surgery, you should know that complications from this type of surgery are minimal. Almost all patients recuperate from these procedures without any trouble at all. The good news is that you will have the use of your hands once this surgery has been completed.

Infrared heat therapy mouse pad computer devices

The ValueRays infrared heated mouse pad is made with a carbon fiber. Carbon fibers product infrared heat. Infrared heat is a source of healing for people who suffer from hand injury or hand pain. The warm mouse pad generates a steady flow of infrared heat while a person is using it at the computer.

Infrared heat is absorbed by cells, causing a physical phenomenon called "resonance." The cellular activities are instantly invigorated, resulting in a better blood circulation and an overall improved metabolism. The increased blood circulation, but not blood pressure, stimulates the tiny blood vessels in the skin to expand accommodating the increased blood flow.

Toxins in our bodies are generally acidic. Where toxins accumulate, blood circulation is blocked. Infrared heat therapy is effective in expanding clogged capillary vessels and successful in dissolving the toxins into the blood and out of the body via urine and perspiration.

Infrared heat relieves pain by expanding blood vessels and increasing circulation. Better circulation allows more oxygen to reach injured areas of the body and helps reduce pain and speed up the healing process. Recent health and medical studies name Infrared heat as a successful treatment for arthritis, rheumatism and muscle pain.

Toxins such as sodium, alcohol, nicotine, cholesterol and carcinogenic heavy metals (cadmium, lead, zinc, nickel) accumulate in the body everday. The body eliminates most toxins naturally by sweating and urination, but the process is sometimes slow. Infrared heat therapy stimulates the detoxification process. Infrared heat technology simply speeds up the body's natural process.

Warm mouse pad provides infrared heat

An infrared heated mouse and an infrared heated mouse pad help detoxify the body of unwanted toxins. When toxins are present, blood circulation is blocked and cellular energy is impaired. The body's immune system is inhibited, which makes it difficult to fight disease. When Infrared heat is applied, the large water molecules in our bodies containing toxic gases like sulphur dioxide, carbon dioxide, lead, mercury and chlorine vibrate and are broken down. The encapsulated toxic materials and gases are then purged from the body through the skin, during urination and perspiration.

A warm mouse pad will not make you perspire, that's for sure, but it will give you at least 20-30 minutes of infrared heat therapy daily to help improve blood circulation and provide a warm surface for your mouse hand. Infrared heat is healing. When used consistently, positive results are achieved. It's not fun to sit and work at the computer with a cold mouse hand.

Infrared heated mousepad warms cold mouse hand

Hand pain? Cold mouse hand? Sore wrist? An Infrared heated mouse pad helps dilate blood vessels, bringing relief and healing to muscle and soft tissue injuries. Increased blood circulation allows more oxygen to get to oxygen-depleted muscles, so they recover faster. Infrared heat has also been used extensively in the treatment of arthritis, rheuematism, muscle spasms and pain relief.

Infrared heat has been used for over 30 years in hospitals incubators for premature babies. Nasa uses Infrared heat in manned missions reconizing the health and safety benefits for the Astronauts.

Raynaud's for heated mouse pad hand

Warmth for Raynaud's Disease sufferers is the purpose of ValueRays heated computer device products. When hands are cold, the entire body feels chilled. There's no known cure for the phenomenon known as Raynaud's Disease, but there are ways to help the Raynaud's sufferer be more comfortable. A warm, heated mouse pad helps create a comfortable mouse hand experience for a person with cold hands.

Most Raynaud's sufferers report cold hands, feet and extremeties due to spasms which cause blood vessels to tighten and close. The Raynaud's attacks can be brought on by a number of things, including the onset of cold weather, a drop in temperature and emotional or mental stress.

Detoxify with Infrared Heat - Use heated mouse and heated mouse pad!

Humans pick up toxic by-products in the food we eat and the air we breathe. We also pick up toxins in medications and by handling certain materials. The toxins accumulate in our blood and go undetected until we become ill. Infrared heat helps to remove these toxins from our blood by effectively ridding the body of unwanted, harmful environmental toxins and inhibiting bacterial growth from these toxic substances.