What is the difference between an infrared sauna and a traditional sauna?
Well, the difference is obvious. The far infrared rays are invisible they go through the air without heating it uncomfortably. In traditional saunas temperatures are 170-200 degrees F that are rather uncomfortable and difficult to resist. Being a more pleasant environment infrared sauna has the advantage that the body actually sweats more at lower temperatures.
Related Questions
- Why do you sweat up to three times more in an Aqualine infrared sauna when it is less than half the temperature of a traditional sauna or steam room?
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- How does Solis Far Infrared Sauna differ from traditional steam /heat therapy saunas?
