Re: Relax Telefon
Savage Doherty
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The modern world has ruined my brain. I'm in constant need of stimulation, watching TV and scrolling TikTok at the same time, or playing Tetris while mentally adding all of Jenna Ortega's outfits in Wednesday to my cart. I know. I need help.
I'm not quite the adult equivalent of an iPad kid. At least, I can still put my phone away while in the presence of other people. But couple my phone addiction with a job spent writing on a computer screen, and my skull and eyes have started to revolt. I'm plagued by eye fatigue and pounding headaches, the latter of which may or may not be a result of the aforementioned habits. Sometimes the headaches are throbbing, hitting me like a bolt of lightning. For added measure, occasionally my vision blurs for 20 or so minutes before the pain strikes. (These ocular migraines started before I owned a smartphone, for what it's worth.)
The smart goggles work by combining massage, heat, and vibrations to ease headache pain and reduce eye strain and tension. They look a little like a VR headset, and I feel like I should be teleporting somewhere when I bring them over my eyes. I have a few sensory issues and can feel incredibly uncomfortable very fast if even one thing is touching me incorrectly, but these feel good, not annoying. Plus, there's an adjustable strap to make it looser or tighter. The eye area is sufficiently padded, and it's easy to wipe that part clean. You should use it on clean skin, but occasionally I need to use it in the middle of a full-makeup day.
The goggles are Bluetooth-enabled and connect to the Therabody app (available on iOS and Android), where you can adjust controls and session times from five to 30 minutes. There are also small buttons on the top of the actual device. I like having the option to not use my phone, but adjustments are much easier and straightforward on the app. You can turn the vibrations and heat off, but the massager is always on. It squeezes just enough to relieve pain, but it isn't uncomfortable, and it releases and contracts frequently enough that it shouldn't bother you. It took my husband a little bit to get used to the feeling, while I could have had my brain squeezed a little harder, if we're being honest. (I was imagining myself opening up my skull la Dr. Finkelstein from The Nightmare Before Christmas.)
There are three main preset modes: Focus, Sleep, and SmartRelax, plus several other sessions in the TheraMind section of the app. SmartRelax sets vibrational patterns based on your heart rate, in an effort to lower the speed. There is a small heart-rate sensor on the inside of the goggles that rests against your cheekbone. (You won't even notice it there when you're wearing them.) The app uses this to provide a breakdown of your starting, ending, and average heart rate when a session is over. Heat is automatically turned off during sleep mode, so as not to interfere with the body's natural cooling as you start to fall asleep, but you can turn it on. (I prefer to use it.)
I didn't notice a huge difference in how I felt after using different modes, or whether I really could focus better after that particular setting. For me, the goggles always made me feel calm and relaxed. When I wore them during a headache, it did relieve pain. For some of the really bad ones, the pain prevailed past the session time, but for those 30 minutes, I was in bliss. When my vision blurs, I can't do anything but ride it out anyway, and wearing these Smart Goggles are the only way I've ever been able to relax during one of these migraines. Even though I know my vision will return, it's always scary to go through.
Therabody's smart goggles just might be the best gizmo I tried in 2022. They're not cheap, at $200, but given the price of other Therabody gadgets, I was relieved to see it didn't exceed three or four hundred. They fold up and fit in a zippered case that you could throw in a backpack or suitcase. I'm terrified of flying and need to be heavily medicated just to walk into the airport, but next time, I'm definitely bringing these along to assist in lulling me into a near-coma-like state.
These goggles have become a normal part of my nighttime routine in an effort to wind down, rip my eyes away from a screen, and turn my brain down from its constant chatter. I like to take a hot bath, curl up under a heavy weighted blanket, and gently squeeze my face.
If you are like the average smartphone user, your phone is in your hands for hours each day, from the moment you wake up until you go to bed, with little down time in between. The frequent use of smartphones can lead to debilitating hand pain for those who clutch the phone or type for several hours at a time.
We have pretty much mastered the ergonomically correct desktop computer, wrist support and office chair. Unfortunately, it is hard to use tablets in the same way you would use a computer but the risks of injury are the same: repeated motion and unnatural postures can cause injury. The problem with smartphones and tablets, aside from the fact that we are constantly on them, is there are literally millions of positions you can use them in and most of them are not good for your body.
Next, make sure you keep your elbow straight to keep healthy blood flow to your fingers. If you are bending your elbows and pulling your phone closer to your face due to vision problems, be sure you are wearing the proper prescription glasses to help you see the screen clearly without bringing your phone closer to your face.
Finally, the base of your thumb is vulnerable and constrained to the general position of your hand since this is the most commonly used digit when typing and texting. Avoid unnatural movements of the wrist that will put your fingers in an awkward position.
Smartphone overuse can cause wrist pain because the tendons that connect to the thumb can become inflamed at the wrist. Your elbow can also be affected if it is constantly bent while holding the phone. You may find that your condition has worsened to the point of needing surgery, but if your symptoms are relatively minor, these tips can help alleviate some of your hand pain.
Hot compresses will relax the tendons and muscles around your arm which allows for better movement. For acute pain that lasts for about one week, a cold compress can help better than heat because heat may result to swelling and more throbbing pain.
If you are experiencing hand pain but absolutely have to send a couple more text messages, switch on your phone to voice-to-text mode so you can give your strained fingers, hands and wrists some rest.
Unless numbness, tingling, cramping and stiffness continue after you put down your phone, you probably do not need to seek treatment. If you are still having symptoms when you are not using your phone, then it is likely time to seek the advice of a hand specialist who will be able to look at the symptoms and perform some tests to determine the extent of your injuries. You may have a repetitive stress injury, carpal tunnel syndrome, cubital tunnel syndrome, tendonitis or arthritis that can become irreversible and debilitating. Treatment for tendonitis, arthritis or nerve damage may include immobilization, medication or even surgery.
If you are experiencing hand pain from using smartphones for extended periods of time, making lifestyle adjustments, including lessening the time you spend on the phone and other handheld gadgets, can save you from years of pain.
We understand that in this day and age it is nearly impossible not to use a smartphone, but you should be spending no more than five hours, evenly distributed throughout your day, on your handheld devices. By following the above tips, you can significantly reduce your pain and lower the possibility of temporary or permanent hand damage.
If you are experiencing continuous hand or wrist paint from smartphone use, call us at (800) 698-1280 to learn more about the best options for you or to schedule an appointment with one of our hand specialists.
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Praktick držk FIXED Relax usnadn použvn vašeho tabletu i telefonu v domcnosti. Umožn vm pohodlně připevnit držk s tabletem či telefonem na desku stolu nebo postele a v klidu sledovat video recept nebo oblben film. Je určen pro všechna zařzen s hlopřčkou 7 - 13 palců. Pro uchycen jsou připraven kleště s rychloupnacm systmem, vnitřnm polstrovnm a hlavou otočnou o 360. Rameno držku je vyroben z kvalitnho hlinku a je složen z několika nastavitelnch čst. D se nastavit a zafixovat do dvou různch všek, naklonit podle potřeby a pomoc husho krku lze posledn čst nastavit tak, aby byl vš tablet nebo telefon pěkně na očch. Zkladnu držku s utahovacm systmem můžete upevnit na jakoukoliv desku s šřkou až 7,5 cm. Držk Relax se rychle stane nepostradatelnm pomocnkem při vařen, sledovn filmů v posteli nebo třeba jako doplněk na pracovnm stole.
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