My Infrared Sauna isn’t just any ordinary sauna. Our sauna is a Solo Far Infrared Sauna that you lay down in versus the traditional alpine sauna that you sit in, possibly with other people.

The beauty of an infrared sauna is that you can gain the benefits of sweating at much lower temperatures. This is important if you have been unable to tolerate the heat of a traditional sauna for very long. Infrared technology works with the natural energy in your body by warming your core temperature instead of just heating the air. This way you are able to withstand longer amounts of time in the sauna.

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20 Min. Session – $22

30 Min. Session – $30

40 Min. Session – $40

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Far Infrared Sauna Benefits

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DETOXIFICATION
Sweating is the body’s safe and natural way to heal and stay healthy. Skin is the largest organ in the body and it plays a significant part in the detoxification process by releasing toxins that are stored under the skin. FAT & INCH LOSS Targets cellulite and burns it. Reduces water weight loss, increases metabolism, and burns calories.

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PAIN RELIEF
Relieve back, neck and arthritis pain with far infrared heat therapy.

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WEIGHT LOSS
Burn 200-600 Calories in a 30 Minute sauna session. It’s a great addition to any body wrap, workout or weight loss plan.

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LOWERS BLOOD PRESSURE
Our sauna was shown in a clinical study to lower blood pressure with repeated use. 

 

BLOOD CIRCULATION

Heating of muscles produces an increased blood flow level similar to that seen during exercise.

 

SKIN PURIFICATION
Now you can have your very own personal spa. Far infrared therapy is excellent for healthy glowing skin.

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Why Is Sweating So Good For You?
The question is then asked, what happens when a person uses a sauna and perspires or sweats at the rate of 1 liter per hour? Perspiring or sweating 1 liter of sweat in 1 hour would calculate to a Calories burned per hour heat loss rate of 580.  Stimulation of the cardiovascular system takes place when a sauna is used. The average pulse rate of 75 beats per minute may increase to between 100 / 150 beats per minute during a 20-minute sauna session. The amount of increase is dependent on the temperature the sauna has been set at. As the pulse beat increases blood circulation increases but blood pressure does not necessarily increase, in fact blood pressure may even go down, especially in a healthy person. The reason for this is that the far infrared energy or heat has caused the tiny blood vessels in the skin to expand, thus accommodating the increased blood flow. Far infrared waves can penetrate the skin surface to a depth of about 6 cm. This results in a deep sweat normally attained through prolonged periods of rigorous exercise. Underlying toxins may be exuded from the deep sebaceous glands as well as the normal sweat glands.

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It targets cellulite and burns it, it reduces water weight loss, increases metabolism, and burns calories. It is claimed that while the water lost may be gained again by the body, the calories lost will not be regained, unless of course you eat something like ice cream right after your session.

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The far infrared heat that this sauna emits helps to relieve pain and increase circulation in areas that have been targeted. Many clients are using the sauna for pain relief, body detoxification, skin care, and a way to get a little workout in without actually working out (doing a 40 minute long session is like running a 2.5 mile marathon).

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Far infrared heat penetrates deeper into your skin than regular body wraps do. As a result many clients see a decrease in cellulite. And the main benefits are calories burned — up to 800 per session with the combination of the wrap and sauna.

During the Sauna how long to stay in a sauna depends on several factors. First, listen to your body and don’t over do it.  If you’re new to using an infrared sauna, start with a lower temperature and stay in for maybe 15-20 minutes. But if you start feeling faint, claustrophobic, or anything else uncomfortable, by all means cut the session short or open the sauna for a bit. As you get used to the sauna experience, you will be able to tolerate longer and longer stays. An average sauna is about 25-40 minutes, but some people stay in as long as 45 minutes to an hour.  If you have health conditions or are sick, keep the sessions on the lower side at first until you build up tolerance. When you first start to sauna with health issues (and please, check with your doctor first!), start at about 15 minutes, unless you’re able to easily tolerate more time. You might only be able to tolerate one session a week if you have health issues, and that’s fine. Work towards increasing time spent in the sauna and the number of saunas per week to about 30 minutes several times a week for the best overall benefit. Better to use your infrared sauna less than you anticipated at first than to overdo it and do yourself harm.

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If you want to listen to music, feel free to bring your favorite CD. Your MP3 player will work too, but remember you’ll be sweating, so the unit and ear buds may get sweaty. After you’re done in the sauna, you are welcome to use our shower to take a warm to cool shower to remove sweat and toxins from your skin. If possible, avoid putting soap and especially lotion on your skin, which will only clog the pores you just cleansed. A cool water rinse will close up your pores quickly and leave your skin feeling incredibly and naturally smooth. You might feel the need to relax before getting back to your day. Listen to your body. A sauna is relaxing, so why not savor the invigorating and relaxing feelings for a while.

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Tips to Remember:  Sometimes medications we’ve taken get stored in fat cells. Some people say we have memories and emotions locked in our cells. As the infrared light penetrates your body and stirs up cells, you might experience old emotions or taste old medication. This is not abnormal and is what you want – to get rid of the stuff still in your body that should not be there. If you’re pregnant or have a significant illness, please consult your physician before using a sauna.

IN ALL SITUATIONS, HYDRATION IS A REQUIREMENT FOR SAUNA USE. DRINKING AN ADVANCED ELECTROLYTE REPLACEMENT WATER IS RECOMMENDED BEFORE AND AFTER SAUNA USE.

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