Top 8 benefits of Infrared Sauna

Sit back, relax, and enjoy the many benefits of Infrared heat therapy.

If you’re wondering what the benefits to sitting in a timber hot box and sweating are, then firstly we encourage you to just try it. The number 1 benefit in our opinion needs no explanation, quite simply it just feels good!

But if you’re still not convinced after trying an infrared sauna session then consider this list.

Top 8 benefits of infrared sauna

  1. Muscle and joint pain relief.

    The deep soothing heat and increased blood circulation relaxes and restores sore muscles and joints.

  2. Improve cardio health

    Each infrared sauna session is a cardiac workout, equivalent to an hour of vigorous exercise but without the muscle fatigue or pain!

  3. Reduce stress

    Infrared light increases the production of endorphins in the body, similar to a post workout “high.”

  4. Detoxification

    As your internal temperature increases you’ll start sweating profusely which eliminates toxins stored deep inside the body.

    Learn more about detoxification and why it’s so important here.

  5. Weight loss

    The increase in heart and metabolic rate makes you burn more calories. Studies have shown you can burn up to 600 calories in one infrared sauna session.

    Jacuzzi® infrared saunas, like the one we have at CGM, have been clinically tested for weight loss by Binghamton University (SUNY) in New York. You can read more about how infrared saunas can help with weight loss and see the results from the clinical studies here.

  6. Boost immune system

    The infrared heat is absorbed deeply into the body, raising your core temperature which triggers the body’s immune system and causes it to fight off infection.

  7. Skin rejuvenation

    Increased blood circulation and the elimination of toxins lead to smoother, clearer skin.

  8. Improved sleep

    The gentle and soothing heat of infrared promotes relaxation and improves sleep.

Ready to feel amazing?

Book an infrared sauna at CGM, and enjoy all of these benefits and more!

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