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Far Infrared Sauna
Far Infrared Sauna
The sauna has been around for at least 2000 years.
Many cultures have developed their own methods and
names for essentially the same device. In North
America the Finnish or traditional sauna and the
Native American sweat lodge are the most common.
However in recent years the relatively new far infrared
sauna has become very popular. Infrared sauna
manufactures claims tout the added benefits of using
a far infrared emitter to heat both the sauna and more
importantly the body of the user.
The far infrared sauna is in many ways very different
than the traditional sauna. The major difference comes
from the heat source. The traditional sauna uses either
a wood, electric or propane stove that is covered with
rocks to produce the high temperatures needed for a
good sweat. The far infrared sauna is heated by either
ceramic or carbon fiber infrared emitters that are
shaped in panels that are placed on the walls of the
sauna. Ceramic infrared emitters the most common far
infrared sauna heat source on the market today. They
heat to a surface temperature, are more durable but
more fragile than carbon fiber emitters. Carbon fiber
emitters have a lower surface temperature, heat faster
and are less fragile.
The far infrared electromagnetic spectrum is above
the visible light spectrum that our eyes can see. It is
essentially the same energy that the sun emits without
the visible, ultraviolet and near wavelengths. This
means the energy from a far infrared emitter is safe to
human body. The long wave of the far infrared heats
the air less than the radiant heat from a conventional
sauna stove. However it converts its energy to heat
once it strikes the human body. This dry heat is
reported to reach into the body to a depth of at least 1
½ inches. According to far infrared sauna
manufactures this type of heat provides all kinds of
health benefits.
Far infrared saunas can be purchased via the Internet
from many manufactures. Sauna sales numbers show
the number if infrared saunas is growing. Sauna sizes
are frequently described by the number of people that
can use them at one time. At this time 2 and 3 person
sauna kits are the most popular on the market. The
best far infrared sauna structure is made of cedar
which has a great aroma and is very rot resistant. Most
far infrared sauna kits are relatively light in weight and
can be installed just about any house. They do not
need special plumbing or electrical hook ups. In
almost all cases they can be powered using a
common household electrical outlet. Many far infrared
sauna kits can be assembled and used the same day
they are delivered to your home. Only a few house
hand tools are required to complete the assembly.
If you want to experience most of the benefits of a
traditional sauna at a reasonable price then a far
infrared sauna may be just what you are looking for.
They are relatively cheap and can be installed by a
homeowner just about anywhere.
Far Infrared Sauna
Many cultures have developed their own methods and
names for essentially the same device. In North
America the Finnish or traditional sauna and the
Native American sweat lodge are the most common.
However in recent years the relatively new far infrared
sauna has become very popular. Infrared sauna
manufactures claims tout the added benefits of using
a far infrared emitter to heat both the sauna and more
importantly the body of the user.
The far infrared sauna is in many ways very different
than the traditional sauna. The major difference comes
from the heat source. The traditional sauna uses either
a wood, electric or propane stove that is covered with
rocks to produce the high temperatures needed for a
good sweat. The far infrared sauna is heated by either
ceramic or carbon fiber infrared emitters that are
shaped in panels that are placed on the walls of the
sauna. Ceramic infrared emitters the most common far
infrared sauna heat source on the market today. They
heat to a surface temperature, are more durable but
more fragile than carbon fiber emitters. Carbon fiber
emitters have a lower surface temperature, heat faster
and are less fragile.
The far infrared electromagnetic spectrum is above
the visible light spectrum that our eyes can see. It is
essentially the same energy that the sun emits without
the visible, ultraviolet and near wavelengths. This
means the energy from a far infrared emitter is safe to
human body. The long wave of the far infrared heats
the air less than the radiant heat from a conventional
sauna stove. However it converts its energy to heat
once it strikes the human body. This dry heat is
reported to reach into the body to a depth of at least 1
½ inches. According to far infrared sauna
manufactures this type of heat provides all kinds of
health benefits.
Far infrared saunas can be purchased via the Internet
from many manufactures. Sauna sales numbers show
the number if infrared saunas is growing. Sauna sizes
are frequently described by the number of people that
can use them at one time. At this time 2 and 3 person
sauna kits are the most popular on the market. The
best far infrared sauna structure is made of cedar
which has a great aroma and is very rot resistant. Most
far infrared sauna kits are relatively light in weight and
can be installed just about any house. They do not
need special plumbing or electrical hook ups. In
almost all cases they can be powered using a
common household electrical outlet. Many far infrared
sauna kits can be assembled and used the same day
they are delivered to your home. Only a few house
hand tools are required to complete the assembly.
If you want to experience most of the benefits of a
traditional sauna at a reasonable price then a far
infrared sauna may be just what you are looking for.
They are relatively cheap and can be installed by a
homeowner just about anywhere.
Far Infrared Sauna
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