[Debugging Mind and Body] Recovery wear is a 'talisman.' Physical sensation and peace of mind boost recovery

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'Peace of mind' is hard to buy and hard to find.

The 'dialogue' between the body and recovery wear that started with Workman.

I happened to get Workman's recovery wear, Mediheal, last September.

When I tried wearing it, I was surprised by how much I sweated in my sleep toward the morning.

When I looked into the reason, it seems that 'blood circulation promotion and heat retention effects make it easier to sweat than usual.'

When I checked the package again, the 'Precautions for use' section also states, 'Wearing this while sleeping increases perspiration, so please ensure you stay well-hydrated.'

Feeling like the recovery wear was actually working, I then tried ReD recovery wear, which is familiar from advertisements featuring actor Yo Oizumi.

And sure enough, my hands and feet felt warm.

Especially in the morning, when the room gets cold, it feels cozy.

Even though I usually suffer from the 'can't get out of bed' syndrome on midwinter mornings.

The layer of warm air inside the pajamas feels too good.

I can't get out of bed even more.

Furthermore, the ReD pajamas are made of an endlessly stretchy material.
When you pinch the fabric, it feels super soft and bouncy.

Zero tightness.
It feels just like an extension of my own skin.
It's so stress-free that I'd want to keep wearing it even without the recovery function.

Nights when the brain is wide awake. A 'patch of peace of mind' to stop the loop of thoughts.

Mediheal and ReD.
I wore the recovery wear and experienced the sweating and warmth from each, respectively.

And now, recovery wear is

'I guess I'll just put on my ReD (or Mediheal) for now!'

That is what it has become for me.

Sometimes, right before I fall asleep, an idea will suddenly flash into my mind.

I jot it down on my phone, then start thinking about this and that, and there's no end to it.

Even though my whole body is exhausted and groggy, my brain is too alert to sleep.

In the past, even if I told myself, 'This is no good, I can't sleep like this... I need to be empty. Let's be nothing. Once more,' I couldn't clear my mind and just ended up spinning my wheels.

But now,

'Well, I'm wearing my recovery wear, so it'll be fine...'
Even when I have a sleepless night, I can now relax with peace of mind.

Recovery wear is a 'wearable talisman.'

This is because I wear recovery gear and experience its effects firsthand.

Because I feel the effects, I can believe in it. Because I can believe in it, I can rest under the premise that I am recovering.

This sense of security is wonderful.

Recovery wear is

more than just a physical recovery device; it is now

a talisman.

Even if your sleep time is short, or you have trouble falling asleep

You can think, 'As long as I'm wearing this, I'm gradually recovering,'

and you can even feel a slow, gentle warmth.

Function and expectation resonate. A rare experience where you can buy peace of mind.

The value of recovery wear lies not only in its 'scientific recovery function'

but also in the fact that when you wear it, you can feel the effects and the sense of security that comes from that sensation.

Isn't that what it's all about?

Once your brain inputs, 'Recovery wear is reliable!', you can experience effects that go beyond the capabilities of the recovery wear itself.

Through its own functionality and the relaxation effect brought by peace of mind.

Recovery wear allows you to experience a synergistic effect between function and expectation.

It is rare to find items that allow you to buy peace of mind.

[ReD] [Yo Oizumi TVCM Now Showing] [Official] Recovery Wear Set (Link is Amazon Associate) can be worn loosely if you choose one size up.

In my case, at 183cm / 72kg with a standard build, I chose one size up, LL.
It's a perfect, comfortable fit for relaxing.

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