Infrared Sauna
A warm & relaxing environment that promotes stronger, healthier cells.
What is an
Infrared Sauna?
The Infrared Sauna uses infrared light energy to heat the inside of a dry sauna, which in turn is absorbed by your body. Hovering at temperatures over 130 degrees F, this energy reaches deep into your body, stimulating a vigorous sweat and satisfying relaxation for over 40 minutes!
Benefits Of An Infrared Sauna
Enhances Detoxification
Enhances Detoxification
While infrared light is being absorbed deep within the body, some of the energy is lost as heat. This heat energy mobilizes heavy metals and metallic that were trapped deep within the body to the surface of the skin where it is excreted through vigorous perspiration. Think of it as a deep reaching sweat!
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Strengthens Immune System
Strengthens Immune System
White blood cells play an important role in fighting disease on a regular basis. If these cells have more energy, they can better attack foreign invaders and fight off infectious disease before it replicates in your body. The infrared sauna emits light that is absorbed by these cells to help improve their overall functionality and performance.
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Promotes Fat Loss
Promotes Fat Loss
An increase in heart rate requires more energy, which consequently increases caloric expenditure. The average infrared sauna session causes the heart to use 1.7 times the energy it does at rest. Therefore, you can expect to burn an additional 100 to 300 calories just sitting in this environment versus sitting at home!
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Improves Skin Tone
Improves Skin Tone
The infrared sauna causes a dilation of your skin pores as a direct result of the increased temperatures. This increase in size allows for clogged pores to remove their waste contents. Over the course of a session, these substances exit your body, leading to smoother, more vibrant skin.
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How does The Infrared Sauna Work?
Infrared Sauna FAQ'S
We provide everything you need for the appointment! However, you may bring your own water bottle if you prefer.
While this typically an expectation for first timers for the infrared sauna, it is rather uncommon on the first visit. This is because a first timer’s body is unfamiliar with high doses of infrared light. Similar to how a plant soaks up water when it hasn’t had water in a while, your body absorbs a large amount of infrared light without much being lost as heat. However, with regular use, just like a well watered plant doesn’t soak up new water as well, when your body has absorbed large amounts of infrared light from previous sessions, a lot more energy is lost as heat, thus causing you to sweat more vigorously.
You may if you wish, but it is highly recommended that you wear no clothing in the sauna as this allows for a better absorption of the light energy. The sauna is privatized for individual use only to allow for this.
Our infrared saunas emit three different types of infrared light: near, mid, and far infrared radiation. As a rule of thumb, the longer the wavelength of light, the deeper the penetration of the energy. Therefore, programs that emit more far infrared light focus more on deep tissues within the body such as the cardiovascular system while near infrared light programs focus on more surface level tissues such as the skin.