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SWEAT OUT HEAVY METALS AND OTHER TOXINS WITH FAR-INFRARED CELLULAR PURIFICATION.

WHY IS AN INFRARED SAUNA BETTER THAN A TRADITIONAL SAUNA?
In an infrared sauna the heat penetrates deeper and faster into the human body in contrast to the humid, surface heat of a traditional sauna. An infrared sauna uses less energy, heats up much quicker and is effective at a lower temperature so that one can tolerate the heat for a longer session thus increasing the benefits of the sauna.

IR Ray DirectionInfrared heat penetrates almost 2 inches deep into your muscles and bones for optimum therapy. With SaunaSpa infrared Ceramic heaters your body will produce 3 times more perspiration removing 4 times more harmful toxins and waste from the body. Leaving you healthier and your skin better glowing!

SaunaSpa's Saunas use Far Infrared energy to penetrate the body's tissue to a depth of up to 21/2". Tests have shown that the energy output is tuned so closely to the body's own radiant energy that our bodies absorb as much as 93% of the infrared waves that reach our skin.

By comparison, conventional saunas must rely only on indirect means of heat: first, on convection (air currents) and then, conduction (direct contact of hot air with the skin) to produce its heating effect. The SaunaSpa operates at temperatures of 110 to 150 F versus 180 to 234 F for hot-air saunas. Since conventional saunas require 30 to 90 minutes of warm-up before use, electricity costs are reported substantially higher than those of SaunaSpa's Saunas which are ready to use in 20 to 40 minutes.

FeatureSaunaSpa's Saunasvshot rock or steam sauna
proven benefits pain relief, detoxification, increased circulation, weight loss, lowered blood pressure and cholesterol, cellulite reduction vs no data
maintenance nominal vs extensive
mold and mildew no vs yes
sweat analysis 80% water, 20% toxins vs 97% water, 3% toxins
fresh air circulation allowed vs disallowed
assembly time less than an hour vs days or weeks
electrical cost $2 a month vs up to $50.00 a month
perspiration degree heavy and profuse vs mild to moderate
heater surface area 96 square inches vs 12 to 56 square inches
heater technology Ceramic vs narrow tubes or coils
cabinetry thick tongue and groove vs thin veneer sheets
outdoor use yes vs not available
warm up time 15 to 20 minutes for Ceramic Tube, 30 to 40 for Carbon Fiber vs 30 to 45 minutes
framing solid wood vs plywood or particle board
windows full - length, tempered glass vs lexan or plexi-glass
stereo music interior heat-resistant am/fm cd player, (optional dvd and lcd luxury model only) vs unaccessible exterior player
IR Ray Graph
 
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