Is period pain affecting you for days every month, or even weeks? Does it affect you so much that you find it difficult to carry on with your normal day to day life? Has the pain get so intense that you just wish that a solution would make itself available to you quickly? You may have heard of heat therapy, where you can use wheat bags or heat pads to apply the heat, which has helped many women in the exact same situation as you and has improved their lives dramatically in a few simple steps.

Is your life currently plagued by irritable bowel syndrome? Do you find that it is controlling your life to the point where you cannot do what you want? Irritable bowel syndrome can leave you feeling depressed and anxious, especially if you have been unable to find a suitable cure for your symptoms. You may have heard of heat therapy, by using a wheat bag heat pad, as a way of easing your IBS and are wondering if it is a viable option.

Fibromyalgia is a chronic disorder that causes widespread pain and fatigue. Most people who suffer from fibromyalgia have specific tender points. These are areas on the body, usually on the neck, shoulders, arms, hips and legs that hurt whenever there is pressure on them. There are other symptoms as well that can really affect the patient’s quality of life. Fibro has been found to be a surprisingly common condition and estimated that between 2% and 4.5% of the UK population has Fibromyalgia which means that between 1.2 and 2.7 million people in the UK alone are suffers. Using a wheat bag or heat pad to provide heat therapy can help to relieve the pain associated with Fibromyalgia.

At some point, everyone has had a stiff or painful neck. This pain might be caused by simply lying in one position too long. Some people explain that they ‘slept wrong’, meaning that their head and neck were in a position that caused pain when they woke. Neck pain can range in severity from minor stiffness to excruciating pain that prevents any movement. There are many causes of neck pain, but all can helped with heat therapy such as using a microwave wheat bag, heat pad or heated neck collar