Infrared sauna therapy offers many therapeutic and healing benefits for users of all ages and body shapes. Infrared radiation is vitally important to almost all forms of life, and can be harnessed and exploited via controlled sauna therapy.

The infrared radiation can penetrate through the epidermis and on down to a depth of between 3 and 7 centimetres. Penetrated tissues experience an increase in temperature. This can go on to vastly improve physical ailments such as muscle and joint aches, ligament and tendon conditions. In addition it can also help combat colds or flu.

IR sauna therapy

The anti-inflammatory effect or IR (infrared radiation) are widely known throughout the medical professions. Just a few sessions of infrared sauna therapy via one of their exciting spa cocoons can dramatically alter many physical and psychological conditions. As a result you will feel energised and revitalised.

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About the Author: Kenton Mann

Kenton Mann - Managing Director of Leisurequip Ltd.
Kenton Mann is the Managing Director of Leisurequip Ltd., with over 40 years’ experience delivering bespoke saunas, steam rooms and luxury wellness spaces across the UK. Taking the reins in 1985, he helped build Leisurequip into a widely respected specialist and is regarded as the UK’s leading authority on Tylö sauna and steam systems. Today he leads the e-commerce shop, supplying premium wellness brands including Harvia, Helo and Tylö.

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