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You have heard the word many times, but do not know what it means? Then come with us on a trip to Finland.
You have heard the word many times, but do not know what it means? Then come with us on a trip to Finland.
More and more homeowners are putting their own sauna in the garden or setting up an indoor sauna. Sauna sessions strengthen our immune system and promote the cardiovascular system. But the special thing about a sauna is being able to relax in your own sauna after a stressful day.
Neck tension is not only one of the annoying and painful everyday companions of affected people, but also one of the troublemakers that severely hinder people in pursuing their daily work.
Meditation is about the body and consciousness. This starts with a higher awareness of the body. Meditation is calming and based on our inner rhythm to help us relax. This can also be combined very well with a sauna session.
Of course, you should not eat food during or between sauna sessions. But to do this before and after sauna is important for well-being.
A visit to the sauna can contribute significantly to physical and mental relaxation and, if used regularly, strengthens the immune system. What other advantages the sauna offers and what you should pay attention to when visiting the sauna, you will learn in this article.
For a long time, taking a sauna was considered a pure luxury. However, since the psychological and physical benefits of this wellness oasis have come to light, saunas have become increasingly popular. However, in order to enjoy the full health benefits of this wellness destination, regular sauna-goers adhere to an unwritten rule of thumb.
The fact that saunas have a positive effect on physical health is undisputed. Regular sauna sessions, during which the body sweats profusely, strengthen the immune system and effectively prevent colds. But what if you just don’t sweat in the sauna, or sweat very little?
Sweating is healthy if you do it right. The regular sweating cure has a positive effect on the immune system, skin and respiratory system.
Is corona infection possible in the sauna, and what rules should you follow? Sauna is possible – if you are careful.
The Coronavirus has been accompanying our everyday life since March. Furthermore, it dominates in all areas of life. At the moment, nothing is the way it used to be. Spacing rules while shopping, masks in grocery stores, and canceled vacations are a small part of the impact of the Coronavirus.
Our health is priceless. For many people, owning their own sauna means pure happiness in life. Unlike in a public sauna, here you are your own master. Of course, this results in many other advantages. But is such a purchase worthwhile for the home?
Healthy through sweating or just hot air? The original purpose of the sauna was to thoroughly cleanse the body. In Finland, the saying goes: “Women are most beautiful after the sauna”. What is behind this wisdom?
Sleep disorders are usually due to an unhealthy lifestyle or they are triggered by illnesses and pain. People who sleep badly can do something themselves to make their sleep more restful again. The editors have put together some great tips.
Regular sauna bathing has a beneficial effect on the body and mind, they strengthen the immune system and provide a fresh appearance, because the skin cell renewal is stimulated. But can I go to the sauna as a heart patient? There is no blanket answer to this question. Nevertheless, we followed it up and clarify.