Ideal Infrared Sauna Temperature Report Released by Healing Heat Therapy

The infrared market has grown by over 50% during the last 4 years. Healing Heat Therapy has now provided consumers with accurate guidelines on sauna temperature settings to gain the most benefit.

Colorado Springs, United States – October 24, 2018 /PressCable/ —

As the infrared sauna market grows, more consumers are wondering about the proper temperature settings to take full advantage of the benefits modern sauna products offer. Healing Heat Therapy, a well reputed information source in the industry, has updated their guidelines on what is the most confusing part of product use for consumers. That area of confusion is the question of what is the best temperature for a sauna. The updated guidelines now reported on Healing Heat Therapy’s website aim to add clarification to this important area of confusion.

“Perhaps the most misunderstood issue in using an infrared sauna pertains to what is the ideal infrared sauna temperature setting to use,” says Cody Martin, owner of Healing Heat Therapy. “Most uninformed consumers unfortunately think the best temperature is the highest setting on the control panel. Consequently, most owners use the sauna at much too high a setting and wait until it has reached its max temperature to enter the sauna.”

The report details that problem of using the highest settings which will cause the heaters to cycle off and on, resulting in a reduction of the amount of infrared the user gains during a session. Ideally, the heaters should remain on for the entire session, providing the maximum amount of infrared during the entire time.

Infrared is reported to provide numerous health benefits that include a deep tissue detoxification. This is accomplished through infrared wavelengths penetrating into the body and not simply through the body’s system of sweating. Additional information can be found at https://www.healingheattherapy.com/infrared/heavenly-heat/best-temperature-tips which details that when the heaters have cycled off, the detoxification mechanisms are temporarily put on hold

“There is a lack of proper help for consumers on proper use of these products. We believe that proper temperature settings is a critical factor in customers gaining the full benefits that are intended,” Cody further added. “Profuse sweating at high temperatures has some benefits but does not provide the detoxification and tissue repair that most users desire from the products. An additional concern at the higher temperatures in addition to a loss of infrared benefits is a dramatic increase in electrolyte loss. Longer sessions at a lower setting will allow the sauna to offers its most benefits.”

A recent 2018 global spa and sauna report which is published annually which detailed the next 5 years market forecast appears to support the need for this information. The annual spa report predicts an annual increase for this market of 7.2%. With many new companies entering the market, less product education is becoming more prevalent.

Contacts to Healing Heat Therapy have increased noticeably since the publication of the annual global spa report. Relaying his concern for the increased confusion, Cody said “The industry growth rate has spawned numerous start ups and small brands with little knowledge of the actual product usage. So we have seen an increase in some of the most basic questions of how to keep the inside of the sauna at a steady temperature and even more basic questions. Our intention with the updated report on the best temperature for infrared sauna is to provide education to the consumers as to the best temperature settings. Infrared can provide dramatic benefits if used correctly and we were troubled by the lack of proper usage.”

The benefits described have been recently supported by a paper which was published by the Mayo Clinic. The Mayo Clinic is known throughout the world for its attention to innovative methods of treating lung disorders, heart valve issues and many other serious health diseases. Its findings, published in the August, 2018 proceedings paper, shed light on the numerous health benefits of infrared saunas. They did note that the proper type of sweating is needed for the body to benefit.

The Eccrine glands provide most of the sweat production for the body and are activated at the higher temperatures. However, it is the Apocrine glands, which secrete an increased level of organic compounds and sticky form of sweat, that need to be activated for detoxification. These are activated most at lower temperatures for a sustained amount of time.

Healing Heat Therapy is a resource for infrared sauna information and discusses current trends in the industry. The owners share that they meet monthly with company owners and update their reports and guidelines accordingly. Healing Heat Therapy has published the updated report on their newly formed brandyourself network as they further establish their online brand. The company was started in 2012 after one of the owners, suffering from a serious health issue, gained dramatic benefits from their new infrared sauna. For more information, company contact information is provided below.

Contact Info:
Name: Cody Martin
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Organization: Healing Heat Therapy
Address: 1540 S 8th St #38534, Colorado Springs, Colorado 80905, United States

For more information, please visit https://www.healingheattherapy.com

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