Infrared Sauna Therapy

Why Infrared?

Sunlight is a combination of visible and invisible light. The seven colors of the rainbow are visible light, while infrared and ultraviolet (UV) rays are invisible light. Infrared rays are one of the sun’s healthy rays and are an invisible form of energy that is accepted by the body as heat. Infrared saunas act to mirror these healthy sun rays and their benefits. Infrared rays vitalize your cells and metabolism, penetrate into your skin deeply and break up harmful substances accumulated in your body.

The Benefits

Infrared saunas are an amazing tool on your journey to a clean body, mind, and spirit. The top health benefits are:

  • Weight loss and increased metabolism
  • Easing of Joint Pain/Stiffness
  • Detoxification
  • Immune System Boost
  • Stress and Fatigue Reduction
  • Seasonal Affective Disorder/Depression
  • Mental Clarity
  • Better sleep
  • Improved Appearance of Cellulite and Chronic Skin Conditions

Our busy lives and hectic schedules take a major toll on our bodies. Come and bask in the warmth while you safely soak in the healing.

Infrared Sauna Therapy

How it Works (What to Expect)

The sauna will be pre-set and warmed to 115-120 degrees. Keep in mind, this is the infrared temperature, not the air temperature. The benefits of the infrared are the same at 110 degrees as they are at 158 (max temperature). You have the ability to raise or lower the temperature from inside the cabin during your visit.

Sauna sessions are 40 minutes. For those new to infrared therapy, it can take time for your body to adjust. During the first sessions some people elicit a shallow sweat. No need to worry. Give your body time to acclimatize to infrared and ensure that you stay hydrated. Starting out you may want to start with 30-35 minutes in the sauna, working up to 40 minutes at your comfort level.

Drink plenty of water before and after your sauna session to replenish fluids lost through perspiration.

Toweling off during your session will keep the pores open for the body to perspire more.

Limit food intake one hour before your infrared session. This allows the body to detox more effectively because it will not be using that energy for digestion.

Oil and lotion decrease perspiration by blocking pores. Therefore, it is best to enter a sauna with dry, clean skin.

To relieve sore and tight muscles, massage these areas for faster recovery.

Always listen to your body and open the door (to allow cool air in) or step out if you become uncomfortable or dizzy.

Everyone's first sauna session is half price!

Sauna Sessions

SINGLE SESSION - $35 - One 40 Minute Infrared Sauna Session

5 PACK - $150 for 5 sessions

10 PACK $250 for 10 sessions

20 PACK - $400 for 20 sessions

SAUNA MEMBERSHIP

-12 month commitment

$25/Month: One FREE sauna session each month and unlimited purchases of single sauna sessions for $25 each. Plus the Green Bay Packer discount can be stacked with this membership.

Infrared Saunas vs. Traditional and Steam Saunas

The main difference between traditional and infrared saunas is how they use heat. Infrared heat is energy that is able to heat objects without having to heat the air in between the source of the heat and the recipient. One example of infrared heat is the light of the sun. On a warm, sunny day you immediately notice that it feels cooler when a cloud passes in front of the sun. The air temperature hasn't changed, but the amount of heat you feel has drastically changed.

Traditional saunas use a single heater that is heating the air and this hot air heats the user.  In contrast, infrared saunas use advanced therapy to heat the user directly with only a small percentage of the heat heating the air.  This results in a deeper sweat and at a lower ambient air temperature. In an infrared sauna, the air temperature is less important than the quality of the infrared heat. Infrared saunas usually operate between 100-135°F, while traditional saunas can get over 200°F.  In an infrared sauna you will get the relaxation benefits of a traditional sauna along with the increased health benefits that infrared offers all at a much more comfortable temperature. Infrared saunas are also dry saunas and any users find this makes for a more pleasant sauna session.

Infrared Wavelengths

Full spectrum refers to the entire infrared spectrum:  near, mid and far infrared.  You will get the maximum benefit from our saunas as they take advantage of this with a full spectrum infrared heater.  Other infrared saunas often only focus on one segment of the spectrum.

Near infrared is the shortest wavelength, and will be absorbed just below the surface of the skin creating a sweat that promotes healing and revitalization.

Mid infrared is a longer wavelength that can penetrate deeper into the body’s soft tissue increasing circulation which releases oxygen to reach injured areas.

Far infrared is the longest wavelength which penetrates into our body to activate sweat glands.  The sweat glands offer one of only a few mechanisms that the body has to eliminate toxins and since the skin is the largest organ in the human body it is a very good means for elimination.  Far infrared waves also cause fat cells to vibrate expelling more toxins often resulting in the greatest levels of detoxification while stimulating your metabolism to aid in weight loss.

By offering all three wavelengths the infrared heat will penetrate deeper past the epidermis and dermis into the subcutaneous layer offering maximum effectiveness. Because of infrared lights ability to penetrate deep it is therapeutic having the ability to be absorbed by our body and safely raise our core body temperature. In fact, your core body raises over 3 degrees (to over 102 degrees) after a 40 minute session. This self-induced “fever” results in a healthy, deep detoxifying sweat at the cellular level, where the majority of toxins reside. Fevers are the body’s ultimate way of defense. There is an ancient saying:

“Give your body a good fever and there is no disease that can survive.”

The sun is the primary source of radiant energy, but not all of this energy is beneficial. Although life needs energy from sun, too much sunlight damages the skin. Infrared heat provides all the healthy benefits of natural sunlight without any of the dangerous effects of solar radiation. It is completely safe and healthy for all living things and one can be exposed to infrared light for hours without the risk of burning. In fact, infrared is so safe, it is what is used in hospitals to warm infants.