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The Benefits
Detoxification
Detoxification
Detoxification
Sweating is one of the body’s safest and most natural ways to heal and maintain good health by helping to eliminate toxins.
Immunity
Detoxification
Detoxification
Heating the body from inside can improve the immune system just like a fever can, reducing the incidences of cold & flu.
Heart Health
Detoxification
Heart Health
Infrared saunas raise your heart rate and increase circulation, giving you a passive cardio workout making your heart stronger.
Weight Loss
Muscle Recovery
Heart Health
The body has to work hard to cool itself, causing a healthy sweat. Using an infrared sauna increases heart rate, cardiac output and metabolic rate, burning more calories, leading to more weight loss. And blood flow rises, increasing from 5-7 quarts up to 13 quarts a minute.
Muscle Recovery
Muscle Recovery
Muscle Recovery
Equally as important as enhancing performance is the recovery process. Heat, in and of itself, is great for recovery, temporary pain relief and inflammation. However, infrared light, because it heats the body from within, can penetrate further down into the joints, muscles and tissues, increasing circulation and blood flow.
Skin Health
Muscle Recovery
Muscle Recovery
Sweating eliminates dirt and other chemical build-up in the pores creating a clearer complexion using zero product. Uniquely, near-infrared lights that can improve skin tone, elasticity, and firmness.
The Science Behind the Benefits
There’s plenty of anecdotal evidence to show that infrared saunas are helping people detoxify their bodies, increase their energy levels, and even overcome chronic disease. But what does the science say? In a 2009 scientific review, a Canadian researcher found that:
- At least four separate studies support the use of far infrared saunas in treating patients with cardiovascular disease.
- At least five studies support the use of far infrared saunas in the treatment of coronary risk factors.
- At least one study supports the use of far infrared saunas in treating chronic pain.
Another researcher from the Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine in Arizona, put out a paper several years ago highlighting the benefits of infrared sauna use as a way to trim body fat and eliminate toxic xenobiotics (foreign chemicals) from the body.
A 1981 study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) found that regular use of an infrared sauna exerts a weight-loss effect on the body. This is due to the fact that infrared radiation raises core body temperature, mimicking the cardiovascular exertion brought about by aerobic exercises such as running.
There is also copious emerging research demonstrating infrared sauna benefits in the treatment of musculoskeletal problems, rheumatoid arthritis, joint stiffness, muscle spasms, edema, soft tissue injury, sciatica, eczema, pelvic infection, pediatric pneumonia, and even cancer.
The Effect of Infrared on Cancer Cells:
For cancer specifically, infrared sauna treatments are exceptionally promising because of the selective toxicity they have on cells. In a nutshell, the hyperthermic effects of infrared radiation are only harmful to malignant cells as explained by Dr. Irvin Sahni in a Truth About Cancer docu-series interview.
Another study published in the Journal of Cancer Science and Therapy found that after just 30 days of infrared treatment, tumor-infected mice saw reductions in their cancerous masses of up to 86% − even with low-temperature infrared exposures of as little as 77 degrees Fahrenheit (25 Celcius).