A savior has appeared to help office workers relieve stress

After a tiring day of work, what the office workers want is probably to enjoy a good night's sleep.

With an abundance of materials, styles and sizes, we also have many "headaches" each time we choose to buy a suitable blanket. The truth is that not all blankets can give you a comfortable and relaxed sleep.

From those facts, the Kickstarter manufacturer, the US has launched a special blanket product . This product has quickly brought the inventors more than $ 1.6 million and gained consumer confidence, especially office workers .

The blanket has a weight equivalent to 10% of the human body.

So what makes this product special?

This is a kind of blanket that weighs 10% of the human body.

The duvet cover is made of luxurious, super soft and removable silk fabric easily when needed for washing. The inner shell is made of 100% cotton.

You will have 3 choices with a blanket weighing 7kg, 9kg or 11kg.

The reason for such a "heavy" blanket is because the plastic bags are crammed inside instead of mainly stuffed.

Based on designs from gravity aircraft structures, the manufacturer uses a grid pattern to evenly distribute the plastic pellets on the user's body.

In addition, plastic capsules can also help relieve stress and anxiety on the points that they compress. The weight of the blanket will increase serotonin, melatonin and cortisol levels, causing fatigue in the body, helping to improve mood, bringing you to a good sleep. Therefore, we do not need the support of any prescription.

The idea behind the "gravity blanket" is simple: "Put it on the bed, and feel like you're being held in your arms."

The manufacturer uses a grid pattern to distribute the plastic pellets evenly on the user's body.

This product has quickly won the favor of consumers, 77 times more than what Kickstarter expects in just 8 days of launch.

However, this is not a new invention. Professional therapists have used weighted blankets for years to reduce anxiety and stress, in children with mental disorders or more specifically autism.

Justin Scanlan, a professional therapist at the University of Sydney, said: " Patients with mild to moderate mental disorders feel less painful and anxious after resting in a comfortable space with one. This blanket ".

Scanlan also recommends to consumers that they should seek medical advice and examination before using a weight blanket, to ensure you do not experience breathing or circulation problems.