INFRARED SAUNA
We’ve chosen the Sunlighten sauna, the industry leader in infrared technology. With patented SoloCarbon® heaters, ultra-low EMF, and proven therapeutic benefits, Sunlighten offers the safest, most effective sauna experience — designed to support detox, recovery, heart health, stress relief, and skin rejuvenation.
Improved Cardiovascular Health
Regular use can improve cardiovascular function and lower the risk of stroke.
Hair & Skin Health
Boosted Immune Function
The heat from an infrared sauna increases white blood cell production and stimulates the body’s natural defense mechanisms.
Reduced Pain
Has been proven to help with muscle, joint, and arthritis pain.
Improved Muscle Recovery
REFERENCES
https://www.sunlighten.com/infrared-sauna-health-benefits/
https://ohiosportschiropractic.com/sunlighten-infrared-sauna-health-benefits/
https://health.clevelandclinic.org/infrared-sauna-benefits
https://www.healthline.com/health/infrared-sauna-benefits
In Good Energy, Dr. Casey Means points out, “Studies on deliberate heat exposure show that it has positive impacts on metabolic health. Researchers surmise that regular sauna use produces ‘a general stress-adaptation response’ that is ‘possibly analogous to the… Responses of exercise.”
”Heat exposure can also increase the production of a protein called heat shock protein 70 (HSP70). HSP70 is involved in a variety of cellular processes, including stress response and inflammation. Research has suggested HSP70 may play a role in improving insulin sensitivity and reducing inflammation.
Additionally, heat exposure has been shown to increase the production of nitric oxide, the molecule that helps to relax blood vessels and improve blood flow. ” This information has led to research findings that show, “heat exposure is linked to reduced blood pressure, improved cardiac function markers, decreased total and LDL, cholesterol levels and decreased fasting blood glucose levels.”
”An observational study of Finnish men found striking reductions of metabolic conditions in people who regularly used saunas: “reductions (in) sudden cardiac death (63%) and all-cause mortality (40%) as well as for dementia (66%) and Alzheimer’s disease (65%) , in men who used a sauna 4-7 times per week compared to only once per week.”
Dr. Andrew Huberman recommends 57 minutes of hot sauna per week as, “reliable thresholds to derive major benefits on metabolism, insulin and growth hormone pathways.”
testimonials
— Dr. Mark Hyman, MD, Functional Medicine Doctor
— Dr. Caroline Leaf, Communication Pathologist & Cognitive Neuroscientist
— Dr. Joel Kahn, MD, Holistic Cardiologist
— Alina D.,
— Dr. Olivia Greene, MD – Functional & Preventive Medicine
— Marko S., Elite Triathlete