How is Infrared Sauna different from a Hot – Air Sauna?

Conventional Sauna:
Relies on indirect means of Heat. Heats the air around.

180-135 F heats the surface of your skin superficially

Infrared Radiant Heat
Uses direct infrared energy
Penetrates 1 inches into body’s tissues.

110-140 F 20% of heat heats air, leaving 80% to penetrate the body
One will not breathe in hot air uncomfortably

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Infrared Heat

What are the benefits of the Infrared Sauna?

• Burns 600 or more calories in a 30 min session, therefore assisting in weight loss

• Clears Cellulite water and debris trapped in pockets beneath the skin

• Speeds up metabolic processes of vital organs and endocrine glands

• Places demands upon the cardiovascular system, making the heart pump harder and produces a drop in diastolic blood pressure

• Creates a “fever” action killing potential viruses and bacteria by increasing the number of leucocytes in the blood, thereby, strengthening the immune system to fight flu, colds, cancers. Stimulating body’s own natural healing process

• Excretes toxins from the body which include cadmium, lead, zinc, mercury, nickel, sodium, sulfuric acid and cholesterol

• Stimulates vasodilation of peripheral vessels, which relieves pain and speeds healing of sprains, strains, bursitis peripheral vascular diseases, arthritis and muscle pain.