Infrared sauna

An infrared sauna is an innovative analogue of a classic steam room. It has a great effect and works using modern technologies. It warms up not only the upper layers of the skin, but also the muscles, joints, and bones. Thanks to a higher degree of heating, more toxins and salts are removed from the body, which has a beneficial effect on the overall benefits for the human body.

How does an infrared sauna work?

How does an infrared sauna work?

The sauna is a modern alternative to the traditional steam room. It uses advanced technology to heat the body, including muscles, joints, and bones, resulting in the removal of more toxins and salts. It uses advanced technology to heat the body, including muscles, joints, and bones, resulting in the removal of more toxins and salts. It uses advanced technology to heat the body, including muscles, joints, and bones, resulting in the removal of more toxins and salts. This has a positive impact on overall health benefits. The heating process is more effective than that of a steam room, making it a popular choice for many.

The infrared sauna operates by transferring heat directly to the skin's surface. This is different from a traditional sauna, which first heats the air. Infrared heating elements in the cabin generate radiation with a wavelength that can penetrate deep into the skin without heating the surrounding air. Heat is transferred directly to the body without the mediation of vapor through infrared radiation. The radiation penetrates the skin and heats up the body. 
In a sauna, the rays of our body heat energy extend to 7-14 microns, which is why the heat is perceived as a soft and pleasant warmth. Staying in the cabin has a similar effect to light exercise, causing a slight increase in pulse rate and sweating.

The infrared radiation used is safe for health and within the permissible range of the body. It penetrates deeply into the body, warming joints and organs, while also increasing sweating and cleaning skin pores, removing harmful substances. The air in IR saunas remains at a comfortable temperature, allowing users to breathe easily. Unlike traditional saunas, IR saunas do not warm the air, but only objects or the human body. The temperature in an IR sauna typically does not exceed 60°C. 

Benefits of infrared sauna

The main and most important positive effects of infrared sauna on the body include the following:

General increase in human immunity

Blood flow improves, the blood is enriched with hemoglobin and red blood cells, and you feel better.

Relieves painful muscle conditions

Especially after heavy physical activity. This is why infrared saunas are so popular among athletes. The body is better and more effectively cleansed of waste and toxins.

The general psychological state improves

Relaxation occurs due to the release of joy hormones - endorphins - into the blood.

Rapid healing of hematomas

Hematomas and injuries heal faster and the elasticity of blood vessels is restored.

Skin condition improves

The condition of the skin improves due to the opening of pores and the release of excess sebum.

Infrared radiation has the following effects:

  • normalizes blood pressure;
  • enhances the effectiveness of treatment of ENT diseases;
  • strengthens capillary and vascular walls;
  • lowers the level of cholesterol in the blood;
  • promotes healing of wounds, scratches, bruises, sprains, fractures;
  • normalizes sleep;
  • improves immunity;
  • reduces pain in the joints, muscles, back;
  • improves kidney function;
  • helps eliminate bruises and bruises;
  • reduces painful sensations during critical days, as well as headaches;
  • promotes calmness;
  • promotes healing of scars and scars;
  • promotes the treatment of skin pathologies such as dandruff, acne, dermatitis and others.

Therapeutic effects

  • Acceleration of skin regeneration. In the course of the procedures occurs saturation of the organs.
  • oxygen, increase hemoglobin and red blood cells in the blood. Improved metabolic processes of the body.
  • as a result of improved metabolism there is an increased burning of calories, which contributes to the fight against excess weight.
  • regular visits to the IR-sauna has a positive effect in the body's resistance to viral seasonal diseases.
  • deeper warming of the body has a beneficial effect on nerve endings, skin, muscle tissues, internal organs. Thus, the sessions are often used as a preventive measure for diseases (mild form) of internal organs, cardiovascular system, musculoskeletal system.
  • excretion of excess fluid and metabolic products (metabolism). Normalization of the level of water balance (the ratio of the amount of fluid that entered the body and removed from it in the same period of time).
  • antibacterial effect, which helps in the fight against colds.
  • improving blood circulation through the body.
  • saturation of body cells with oxygen and useful microelements.
  • normalization of metabolism.
  • reducing the content of "sticky" (bad) LDL cholesterol and increasing the amount of "good" (HDL), which is beneficial to the heart.