Sauna

Using a dry sauna can leave people feeling revitalized. Since the blood vessels relax and dilate in a sauna, blood flow rises, and it can help reduce tension in the joints and ease sore muscles. Saunas might also benefit those with chronic pain and arthritis.

You may have heard that striding into a hot sauna after a gym session can be soothing and detoxifying for your body. For years, people have been using saunas for their alleged advantages of cleansing, relaxation, and weight loss.

Primary Rules of Sauna

Take Off the Clothes and Take a Sheet

Take off your clothes and jewellery. Take a sheet to sit on in the sauna.

Shower Before Sauna

Take a shower earlier. The shower dampens the skin and removes scents and smells that otherwise become stronger and more intense in the sauna. Body scrubs are also suggested.

Dry Off the Body

Before entering the sauna, your body should be dehydrated to speed up perspiration in the sauna.

Showering the Legs with Warm Water

Before entering the sauna, precipitate your legs with warm water. Cold legs delay the effects of perspiration.

Place your whole body on a sheet or a towel

When in the sauna, sit on a sheet or a towel. When going in or out of the sauna, do it quickly and make sure that the door closes firmly not to spill out the heat.

From Lower to Higher Bench

It is advised to sit on the lower bench first because the temperature is lower. The air in a sauna is dry. The humidity can be increased by pouring water onto the hot stones.

Sit or Lie Still

When in the sauna, try to be still. Breathe naturally. You can sit or lie down.

Sauna Time & Cooling Off

Do not stay in a sauna for more than 10-12 minutes when entering the first time. After that, you can use an hourglass on the sauna wall. People who do not sustain the heat should spend less time inside. When heating up adequately, leave the sauna and slowly cool off under the shower or sit down and rest at room temperature or outside. Significantly the head should be cooled down slowly.

Relaxing, drinking water

In the end, take a shower and relax in a Hydro Massage Bath-tube. Dry and rest for at least 10-15 minutes on the deck chair. Drink something invigorating. It is advised to drink water or tea (without sugar) before and after the sauna. Eating fruit counterbalances calcium. The loss of magnesium can be offset later by consuming leafy greens.

After the Sauna

Before putting on clean linen, cool off completely. If not, you will keep on sweating. You should not feel chilly. After the sauna, the body is quite sensitive. The skin is entirely ready for the regenerating, detoxifying, or relaxing massage.

Benefits of Sauna

  • Improves overall health, wellness & performance.
  • Improves heart health
  • Aids in recovery after exercise
  • Helps flush toxins
  • Improves brain health
  • Relieves stress
  • Induces a deeper sleep
  • Helps fight illness
  • Burns calories
  • Cleanses skin

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It must be 90-100 C
The bigger the better
House saunas
No real health benefits
It is only for cold climate

It must be 90-100 C

Risk Factors

A sauna must be 90 to 100°C (194 to 212°F) warm.

Solution

If the sauna is thoroughly warm at 65°C, most people can find it satisfying. Personal preferences are more important than absolute temperatures and well-designed saunas can enable one to experiment with anything between 60 and 110°C.

The bigger the better

Risk Factors

A bigger sauna is always better

Solution

Even though the environmental impact of sauna heating is usually downplayed, a bigger sauna consumes a notable amount of energy, takes longer to warm up, and more work to clean and maintain.

House saunas

Risk Factors

I can’t put a sauna in my house!

Solution

Some people imagine a sauna looks like an old fishing shack – not something you’d want inside your house. But today’s saunas are designed to be an integral part of your home – like Infrared Saunas.

No real health benefits

Risk Factors

There are No Real Health Benefits.

Solution

Our bodies are designed to eliminate harmful items in our sweat. While relaxing in a sauna, you can lose a pint of sweat in 15 minutes, and along with it, a lot of unwanted toxins.

It is only for cold climate

Risk Factors

Saunas Are Only for Cold Climates.

Solution

Saunas are almost synonymous with the Nordic culture.

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