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Hologenix, a materials science company based in Pacific Palisades, Calif., and Cadense of Santa Barbara, Calif., have partnered to release Energy BOOST Performance Socks that feature CELLIANT®, a blend of infrared-emitting minerals developed by Hologenix that converts body heat into infrared energy. This energy is reflected into the skin and muscles, providing gentle compression to improve local circulation and cellular oxygenation as well as quicken muscle recovery.
Energy BOOST Performance Socks can be worn during exercise and physical activity or one’s daily routine for enhanced thermoregulation and reduced muscle soreness. They are made from 34% polyester, 30% CELLIANT rPET, 30% cotton,
4% rubber and 2% spandex.
Cadense is an adaptive women’s and men’s shoe manufacturer. Featuring the company’s patented variable friction technology, the company’s shoes are designed for people with walking challenges, such as stroke patients, seniors and those with Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis and neuropathy.