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This health event had over 47 people in Princess Town at a private home, photos inset at
bottom shows the MRA Scan being done, Infrared Sauna & Ion Foot Detox with mini pedicure.
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The Infrared Sauna Dome
What is Far Infrared (FIR)?
FIR rays are part of the sunlight’s spectrum that is invisible to the naked eye. FIR
heat is a form of energy that heats objects without heating the air between. Infrared
heat produces a radiated heat that moves as energy waves. The heat is caused by
the frictional vibration of molecules in the body. FIR energy is by far the best form of
energy for natural healing and for maintaining body vitality without any side effects.
This radiant heat penetrates deeper than steam or heat saunas and when far infrared
waves are applied to water molecules (comprising 70% of our body) these molecules
begin to vibrate. This vibration reduces the ion bonds and they eventual breakdown of
the water molecules causes encapsulated gases and other toxic materials to be released. This has a profound
effect on the tissues increasing metabolism, releasing toxins and improving circulation, every time a clients’
blood pressure is taken before the IR Sauna and it reads high, after the IR Sauna session, it is normal most
times.
Far-Infrared Cellular & Blood Purification
The process of perspiration is nature's way of detoxifying your body of waste materials accumulated in your daily
life. These FAR Saunas stimulates this natural process at comfortable, low temperatures. Because it operates
more effectively (the body actually sweats more) at temperatures 60 to 80 degrees lower than conventional
saunas, the detoxification is from 7 to 10 times greater.
In addition, infrared therapy in Japan has been effective for relief of pain associated with backache, bursitis,
fibromyalgia, headache, sprains, strains and many other muscle-skeletal ailments. Much of the stiffness and
soreness that comes with aging is reduced or eliminated in the Far Infrared Sauna. Pain may be relieved via the
reduction of attendant or secondary muscle spasms.
Pain is also at times related to ischemia due to tension or spasm which can be improved by the hyperemia that
heat-induced vasodilatation produces, thus breaking the feedback loop, in which the ischemia leads to further
spasm and then more pain. Heat has been shown to reduce pain sensation by direct action on both free-nerve
endings in tissues and on peripheral nerves.
In one dental study, repeated heat applications led finally to abolishment of the whole nerve responsible for pain
arising from dental pulp. Heat may both lead to increased
endorphin production and a shutting down of the so-called "spinal gate" of Melzach and Wall, each of which can
reduce pain.