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Its primary purpose is to supply heat to deep and painful areas to relieve the body from within, though some researchers have shown effective results in heat treatment for burning belly fat.Far infrared heat energy is of a similar wavelength to that which is radiated by the human body. Meaning it is absorbed deeply into the muscles, providing lasting pain relief and comfort. As well as improving blood circulation and reducing inflammation. While it might sound extravagant and unnecessary, ZF has a point with its so-called Heat Belt. Each heated accessory in an EV isn’t solely for convenience and luxury. It helps to steer the burden away from conventional cabin heating.

A form of radiant heat is an option on the BMW i7, in the form of panel heating for armrests at the door and center console. A more extensive radiant heating solution is employed in the Toyota bZ4X; it has the first U.S.-market radiant floor heat. Based on 90 minutes of use a day with a standard 5000mha power bank and electricity costing 12p per kWh. Made from graphene and featuring far infrared heat technology to provide superior heat conductivity

Temperature Setting to Control Overheating: The Flamingo heat belt comes with three preset temperature settings If not faulty, for hygiene reasons, some items such as pillows, bedding and underwear etc. cannot be returned unless it is faulty, you can find the full list of excluded products here.