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Gravity Weighted Blanket for Better Sleep, Anti- Anxiety, Stress and Insomnia
Use and Care Instructions
By carefully following the use and care guidelines described below, weighted
blankets will provide you with many years of useful service. Before using the
weighted blankets Sensory Blanket, it is important to carefully read and understand
all of the use and care instructions. In addition, please le this important information
in an accessible location for future reference.
How it works:
The Sensory Blanket is lled with just enough non-toxic Poly-Pellets to provide deep
pressure touch stimulation without uncomfortable restriction. The deep pressure
from the weight causes the body to produce serotonin and endorphins, which are
the chemicals our bodies naturally use to feel relaxed or calm. In combination with
the darkness that occurs during the nighttime hours, the pineal gland converts
serotonin to melatonin, our natural sleep-inducing hormone. Animals and humans
alike tend to feel a sense of security when swaddled, so having a weighted blanket
wrapped around the body eases the mind, allowing for complete relaxation.
What can it help:
• Promoting Sleep
• Reducing Anxiety
• Helping to calm down
Who can benet from:
Research has shown that a sensory blanket can provide positive outcomes for people
with a wide variety of disorders and conditions. Our sensory blanket can provide
relief, comfort and can help supplement sensory disorder therapy treatment for the
following:
• Sensory Disorders
• Sleep Insomnia Disorders
• ADD/ADHD Spectrum Disorder
• Asperger’s and Autism Spectrum Disorder
• Anxious Feelings and Panic symptoms, Stress and Tension.
• Sensory Integration Disorders/Sensory Processing Disorders
How to use yourweighted blankets Sensory Blanket:
The weighted blankets Sensory Blanket can be used in various ways: placing it in the
lap, on the shoulders, over the neck, on back or legs and using it as a full body cover
in bed or while you are sitting.
• Improving Cognitive Function
• Helping Overcome the Oversensitivity to Touch
• Pacifying Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
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