Purify
Your Body for Your Health’s Sake
(ARA) – Remember the nursery rhyme, “What are Little Boys Made Of?” As
a kid, you probably laughed at the thought of boys being made of snips
and snails and puppy dog tails, and girls being made of sugar and spice
and everything nice. But what’s inside our bodies is no laughing
matter. Scientists estimate that everyone alive today carries within
his or her body at least 700 contaminants.
“We are exposed to many toxins every day, from food additives to
household cleaners to air and water pollution and more,” says Dr. David
Minkoff, founder of Lifeworks Wellness Center in Clearwater, Fla., a
clinic dedicated to helping patients heal the nutritional deficiencies
and environmental toxicities that underlie illness. “The only way to
rid our bodies of these toxins is to sweat them out, and a good place
to do that is in a sauna.”
Saunas enhance circulation, oxygenate the tissues, open the nasal
passages and assist the sinuses to drain, but numerous studies have
shown that’s not all they can do. They also help remove toxic chemicals
and metals faster than any other detox method, but not all saunas are
created equal.
Many people find conventional dry heat saunas uncomfortable due to the
oppressive heat they generate and thus are unable to remain in there
long enough to reap the maximum benefits. Those who choose to spend
their time in saunas heated with far-infrared energy, on the other
hand, get the full experience because their bodies are heated up while
the air stays cool.
Here’s how it works: the light penetrates human tissue and causes an
activation of thermal energy, creating a sensation of heat. When the
body’s toxin-containing water molecules are exposed to far-infrared
light (a particular frequency of infrared light), the water begins to
vibrate. “This reduces the ion bond of the atoms binding the water
molecules and as the molecules break down, cellular toxins like
mercury, aluminum, cholesterol and toxic gasses such as sulfur and
formaldehyde are released,” explains Dr. Minkoff. “Alcohol and nicotine
are also purged from the body.”
Experts recommend regular sauna usage to promote the benefits of
infrared heat and detoxification, making an in-home sauna a good option
for busy individuals who don’t have time to visit a health club, spa or
doctor’s office every day. Adding a far-infrared sauna to your home is
easier than you might think.
Kansas-based Sunlight Saunas manufactures stylish and easy-to-assemble
far-infrared saunas in one-, two-, three- and four-person models, so
there’s a size to fit every space. You can assemble your sauna in about
an hour and begin enjoying the luxurious therapeutic heat in the
comfort and privacy of your own home.
Sleek, modern and beautiful, Sunlight Saunas are designed to fit into
any décor, indoors or out. They’re perfect for pool areas, the
deck or the back yard. You can even set the sauna up indoors for the
ultimate spa experience at home.
The saunas use exclusive Solo carbon heater technology, with the
largest heater available for maximum benefits. The technology uses
organic carbon, which emits far-infrared heat that almost perfectly
matches the human body’s own heat waves.
Whether you are looking for health benefits or a way to relax and
unwind after a hectic week, Sunlight Saunas are the answer. For more
information, visit www.sunlightsaunas.com or call (877) 292-0020.
Courtesy of ARAcontent
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SIDEBAR:
Sauna Safety
* Drink mineralized water before and after the sauna
* Ventilate the sauna whenever you use it
* Remain inside no longer than 30 minutes at a time
* Avoid touching hot bulbs
* Rest lying or sitting down for 10 minutes afterward
