In this article, we review: The benefits of saunas and why customers enjoy using them; Why build an outdoor sauna in addition to an indoor option; Tips for building and managing the perfect outdoor sauna. Why saunas are a perfect part of the wellness experience Saunas has been used for relaxation, stress relief, and for health benefits for centuries. The traditional Finnish sauna has become a staple of wellness centers and is a great addition to a hotel or spa, allowing guests to mix it in with a regime of other activities. There are a number of benefits of saunas that make them attractive to casual or regular users alike. Saunas appear to have a positive impact on heart health Studies show that spending time in the sauna will help extend and improve the quality of life. Sauna users appear to have a lower risk of cardiac deaths, coronary heart disease, cardiovascular disease, and generally appear to live longer. Rheumatic disease and asthma symptoms are reduced Using a dry sauna ...
Plan on taking a sauna if you're in good health. Saunas can be relaxing and therapeutic for most people, but you should avoid them if you have unstable angina pectoris, severe aortic stenosis, or recent myocardial infarction. You should also stay out of the sauna if you have kidney disease, liver failure, or are pregnant. Start drinking water at least 3 hours before saunaing. Since your body sweats a lot in a sauna, you need to hydrate beforehand. You can drink water while you're in the sauna, but it's better to give your body a chance to get ready for the intense heat. Although there's no recommended water intake amount, drink at least 1 to 2 more glasses than you usually drink. Avoid drinking alcohol immediately before or while you're in the sauna since it can increase your risk for low blood pressure, irregular heartbeat, and sudden death. Bring clean towels and sandals to the sauna. You'll need 1 towel to lay on the sauna bench so you can sit on it and 1 ...
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