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		<title>How to Make an Herbal Heating Pad</title>
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When I had my herbal and natural products business, Mystic Naturals, the herbal heating pads were one of my biggest sellers. They are easy and inexpensive to make and also a much appreciated gift.
Not only are herbal heating pads great smelling; they provide warm moist heat to soothe sore muscles &#38; aches. Moist heat therapy works wonders for sore neck and shoulder muscles, back aches, and menstrual cramps.
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<p>When I had my herbal and natural products business, Mystic Naturals, the herbal heating pads were one of my biggest sellers. They are easy and inexpensive to make and also a much appreciated gift.</p>
<p>Not only are herbal heating pads great smelling; they provide warm moist heat to soothe sore muscles &amp; aches. Moist heat therapy works wonders for sore neck and shoulder muscles, back aches, and menstrual cramps.</p>
<p>Only a few ingredients and just basic sewing machine skills are necessary.</p>
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<li>Select a soft fabric such as lightweight corduroy or a fleece without too much stretch. Flannels and cottons are a little thin and don&#8217;t hold up as well.</li>
<li>Cut 2 pieces of fabric 8&#8243; x 12&#8243;. Place right sides together and stitch along 3 sides leaving one of the 8&#8243; sides open. Restitch over stitches for extra strength at the seams. Turn right sides out (so seams are on the inside and you have a bag/pouch).</li>
<li>Fill with 2 cups of dried corn kernels (available at animal feed stores and doesn&#8217;t &#8220;pop&#8221; in the microwave). Add 1 cup of mixed dried herbs such as  eucalyptus, clove, lavender, rosemary, spearmint and cinnamon. Turn in raw edges of fabric and top-stitch closed. Again, stitch over this seam.</li>
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<p>These herbal heating packs release a warm moist heat for about 30 minutes when warmed in the microwave for 2 &#8211; 3 minutes. The herbal scent is soothing and relaxing. These can also be used as a flexible cold pack by placing in freezer.</p>
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