Saunas have been around for 10,000 years and come with significant health benefits ... starting to warm up to the ancient therapy’s high-tech counterpart — using infrared.

Whether it be a traditional dry, steam, or infrared sauna, research indicates that the well-known sweat-inducing wellness modality is scientifically proven to offer a lofty list of proven health ...

The team behind the venture is a smattering of former tech customer experience ... 40-person sauna designed by Olle Lundberg.

High heat can lower sperm count. You're sick. It's best to wait until you've recovered. If you think an infrared sauna might help benefit a health condition you have, discuss it with your doctor.

The great spectrum of possible health advantages of infrared sauna baths has made them a quite popular wellness fad. Whereas conventional saunas heat the surrounding air, infrared saunas directly heat ...

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Likewise, a global survey found that respondents are likely to use saunas for sleep and improved mental health. In fact ... help you prepare for sleep." The high temperatures of a sauna may ...

Just one simple activity you cna do three times a week could make a "significant improvement" to your health by lowering blood pressure and reducing the risk of heart attack to name a few.

An 'authentic' Finnish sauna and cold plunge experience is set to open in Manchester this month. Overlooking the city centre ...

From high-tech sex toys to a fresh box of citrus ... treat yourself or your loved ones to the $3,900 infrared sauna from SaunaSpace.

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