• Unique Infrared Sauna equipment
• Designed to heat the whole body intensively
• Equipped with high-tech Carbon & Metal based radiant heating element and Infrared Ceramic tube heater
• Enjoying sauna in a more relaxed condition
  

What is the Far Infrared Ray (IR)?

Solar energy from the sun covers a broad energy ban including infrared, visible light, ultra-violet, x-rays and gamma rays. Only a small amount of these solar rays are visible as colors. The great amount of the sun's energy output is in the infrared segment of the spectrum. This band of light is not visible but can be felt as heat.

The infrared segment of that electromagnetic spectrum is divided into three segments by wave frequencies and wave lengths. Wavelengths are measured in microns (µ).

Near infrared : 0.75-1.5 µ
Middle infrared : 1.5-5.8 µ
Far infrared : 5.8-1000 µ
A narrow spectrum between 5.8 µ to 15 µ has been shown to have particularly beneficial effects on the human body.

How do the IR waves heat the body?

The method of heat transmission by IR is mainly based on radiation which transmits the heat directly to the substance. When IR is absorbed by and penetrates into the substance, it causes the molecular construction of the substance to vibrate fiercely and change to be thermal energy immediately, and the body temperature of substance ascends. This is the character that the substance is heated without help of hot air.
IR waves are not sensitive to the light or dark color, and it can penetrate and be absorbed by various colored substances with the same speed, and it is the safest radiant thermal energy.
This principle of heat transmission enables us to take a sauna at low temperature with much sweat.

The beneficial effects of IR

When any tissue is exposed to IR waves, whether radiated by sunlight or reflected by specially designed devices, there is a rapid increase in warmth which can be shown by a thermography. This heat activates the several other response mechanisms and stimulates the healing process. Many researches show that IR waves

increase blood circulation by promoting dilation of the miro-circulatory system of capillaries
reduce muscle spasms as muscle fibers are heated.
activate human metabolism
stimulate enzyme activity
reduce swelling and inflammation by improving lymph flow
reduce soreness through direct action on both free-nerve endings in tissues and on peripheral nerves
reduce toxins and harmful metals such as sodium, sulfuric acid, cholesterol, lead, mercury, nickel and cadmium by a every day sweat.
promote the adhesion and osmosis of water molecules across the cellular membrane.
attract calcium ions to the cellular membrane.
assist in weight control by burning calories.