Sauna

Far Infrared Sauna benefits include:

• Stimulating the immune system

• Rheumatoid arthritis

• Heavy metal toxicity

• Brain fog

• Anxiety & depression including Seasonal Affective Disorder

• Pain relief

• Stress management

• Weight Control

• Multiple chemical sensitivities

• Fibromyalgia & Lyme Disease

• Chronic fatigue

How it works

Far infrared rays, which are actually on the light spectrum, are felt as heat. They can heat your body directly without significantly warming the air around you. The light waves  penetrate deep (I’ve read anywhere between 1.5 to 6 inches) into your body for a heating effect that allows more activation of your sweat glands compared to a dry sauna. So an infrared sauna doesn’t feel as hot as a dry sauna, but you sweat as much or more. This stimulates a natural detoxification process.  Raising your core body temperature (which is especially helpful for those who have a lower body temperature and/or have chronic infections) induces a fever which can kill harmful viruses or bacteria.  

“In 20 years of practice, I have come to the conclusion that toxicity is the common denominator in all cases of disease.  The Far Infrared Sauna is the safest and most effective means to detoxification.”

– Dr. Bill Arpinar, DDS, MD, ND 

A traditional sauna uses heat from rocks or other heating elements to warm the air, which then warms your body. These saunas rely only on indirect heating: first, convection (air currents) and then, conduction (direct contact of hot air with the skin) to produce its heating effect.

Our bodies naturally produce infrared energy, which is used by the body in healing processes. Sitting in a far infrared sauna is like soaking up the rays of the sun, but without experiencing the the harmful UV radiation.  That is why many feel energized and relaxed after their sauna experience.

For more information about owning your own far infrared sauna, or for questions, contact High Tech Health International. They’ve got an incredible product and exceptional customer service.