INFRARED VS. TRADITIONAL SAUNA
- Heat source: Infrared warms your body directly; traditional saunas heat the air.
- Temperature: Infrared operates at lower, more comfortable temperatures.
- Comfort: Many find they can stay in longer and sweat more consistently with infrared.
- Experience: A gentler heat with deep, penetrating warmth.
SAFETY AND CONTRAINDICATIONS
Infrared saunas are generally well‑tolerated. Check with your healthcare provider if you are pregnant, have cardiovascular conditions, very low blood pressure, are on medications affecting heart rate or sweating, have recent injuries, open wounds, infections, or a condition that impairs heat tolerance.
Note: Infrared sauna use is a wellness practice and does not replace medical care. Individual results vary.
Infrared Sauna is especially helpful for patients who:
- Athletes and active individuals seeking faster recovery
- Busy professionals managing stress and sleep quality
- People with everyday aches, stiffness, or desk‑related tightness
- Wellness seekers focused on skin health and detox support
- Anyone who prefers a gentler, more comfortable heat than traditional saunas