Pregnancy & Postpartum Health: Drug-Free Innovative Therapy

Heat Sensitivity: A Challenge For Pregnant and New Moms 

• Overheating and night sweats, due to increased blood volume and metabolic rate (Buchanan et al., 2010).
  
• Poor sleep quality is linked to perinatal depression and immune dysfunction (Okun et al., 2011).
  
• Swelling (edema) and inflammation, particularly in the third trimester.
  
• Breast discomfort and engorgement postpartum.
  
• Heat intolerance, especially during summer or in warmer climates.
  

These challenges can impact:

1. Fetal development
   
2. Mental health
   
3. Recovery after childbirth
4. Breastfeeding success

How the Krazy Kool Technology™ System Supports Maternal Wellness 

1. Relieving Overheating 

• Thermoregulation changes during pregnancy increase the risk of overheating. The maternal body produces more heat and has reduced ability to dissipate it (Zhang & Cai, 2020). Moms-to-be and New moms can manage heat and prevent overheating, heavy sweating, and dehydration without medication.
• Krazy Kool System can be comfortably worn all day to safely and naturally lower core body temperatures quickly and safely. Cooling garments have been shown to improve comfort and reduce core body temperature during pregnancy (ACOG, 2020). 
• Help regulate maternal body temperature in heat or overheating without risk to the fetus or milk production. The Krazy Kool Tech System boosts and reinforces the body’s natural cooling system by targeting the Core Body Heat Zones to effectively and safely lower core temperatures fast.  

2. Improving Sleep

• Overheating in pregnancy is linked to fatigue, dehydration, poor sleep, and even risk to fetal development if sustained (NIH, 2018). The Krazy Kool Technology™ System can provide nighttime cooling for overheated sleep and hot flashes, common during pregnancy and breastfeeding. 
• According to Okun et al. (2011), poor sleep is linked with increased risk of prenatal and postpartum depression. May improve REM sleep and reduce perinatal depression symptoms. Cool environments help regulate circadian rhythms and sleep hormones like melatonin, essential during postpartum recovery.  

3. Breast Cooling Compresses

• Enhancing comfort during lactation and postpartum recovery.  Reusable and versatile, the Krazy Kool System can be safely and comfortably worn around the underarms and chest to alleviate breast pain, engorgement, and mastitis.
• Reduces inflammation without the use of medication. 

Research in the journal Breastfeeding Medicine (2016) shows cold therapy can significantly reduce pain and swelling during breastfeeding.

4. Targeted Relief for Feet, Legs, Muscles, Joints

• Alleviate pregnancy-related edema and varicose vein discomfort. 
• Improves circulation and lowers inflammation in legs and feet.

Engineered Krazy Kool Technology™ System is Helping New Moms and Moms to Be:

• At home: cooling therapy to wear all day, to soothe or relax, or help with sleep. 
• Postpartum care gift kits: An advanced cooling system can be used as an upgrade to reduce swelling or inflammation in areas such as the breasts, lower back, and feet for legs.
• Maternity health clinics: Equip prenatal care providers and doulas with therapeutic cooling tools.
• Global Health Aid: maternal health in heat-stressed regions with limited access to air conditioning.
• Portable Travel Essential: Leave it in the car for trips to the park, gym, shopping mall, strolls, or parks. Not messy, clean, comfortable, easy to use, soothing, all-day, long-lasting cooling therapy.

How Krazy Kool Tech's Innovation is Improving Maternal Care: 

The Krazy Kool Therapy System for Maternal Health is a drug-free, non-invasive solution addressing a real physiological need for moms:

• Helps protect pregnant women from dehydration and overheating
• Improves sleep and mood
• Enhances recovery after birth
• Supports breastfeeding success
• Reduces inflammation and swelling safely and naturally
  

As a New Mother or Mother-to-Be, The Krazy Kool Technology™ System is your Must-Have, Go-To Comfort, Health, and Wellness Aid. 

For samples, product information, or large volume orders, visit https://krazykooltech.com/pages/healthcare.

References

1. American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG). “Exercise During Pregnancy.” 2020.
2. Okun, M. L., et al. “Poor sleep quality increases symptoms of depression and anxiety in postpartum women.” Sleep, 2011.
   
3. Zhang, J., & Cai, W. “Thermoregulation in pregnancy: A mini review.” Obstetrics & Gynecology International Journal, 2020. 
4. NIH. “Maternal overheating and fetal risk.” National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, 2018.
   
5. Chertok, I. R. A., et al. “A randomized controlled study of breast cooling pads among breastfeeding women.” Breastfeeding Medicine, 2016.