Infrared Saunas – Modern Heat for Deeper Recovery
Instead of heating the air, infrared saunas use light to warm the body directly. They run at lower temperatures (120–150°F) while still promoting a strong sweat and deeper tissue penetration.
Key Features
Infrared Sauna: Directly heats the body at lower temps, gentle yet effective.
Why it matters: Supports recovery, joint health, and circulation.
Full-Spectrum Infrared: Combines near, mid, and far wavelengths.
Why it matters: Targets skin health, muscle recovery, and detox all at once.
EMF-Low Infrared: Engineered for minimal electromagnetic exposure.
Why it matters: Added peace of mind for sensitive users.
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