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Proper relaxation after sauna bathing

The right rest after the sauna bath

A visit to the sauna regenerates our body and gives it new strength – but only if you also make sure to cool down your body properly after the sauna session. Cold water and fresh air are essential for the relaxation effect after the sauna.

Is sauna bad for the lungs

Is sauna unhealthy for the lungs?

Saunas are popular with many people as they are calming and relaxing. Some even claim they can cure illnesses. This may help with a number of ailments, but what about the lungs when they are exposed to extreme temperatures?

Why cola and sauna can be a dangerous team

Cola and sauna: a dangerous duo for your health?

For many people, the combination of cola and sauna is a way to relax and quench their thirst. But the question arises whether this popular combination may have dangerous effects on health. Is it possible that cola and sauna together can form a risky duo and affect the physical condition? In this article, we’ll take a closer look at what effects this combination can have and whether caution is advised.

An important part of sauna: cooling down afterwards

Cooling down after a sauna session: What’s the point?

There are many different ways to cool down after a sauna session, but almost all involve cold water. For example, the Finns go out after the sauna and roll in the cold snow. In Russia, ice bathing after sauna is very popular. But the cooling down afterwards does not have to be as extreme as in these countries.

Why consider saunas as a menopausal symptom therapy?

Taking a sauna against menopausal symptoms: Truth or myth?

Maybe you have heard about the positive effects of sauna on menopausal symptoms, but you are not sure if this is really possible or just a myth? Don’t worry, this post will tell you everything you need to know about whether and how saunas can actually help with menopausal symptoms. We will take you into the fascinating world of the sauna and explain why a visit to the sauna can be of great importance for women in menopause.

Sauna: relaxation for body and mind - improves sleep quality and health

Sauna – the key to better sleep quality?

Did you know that a regular sauna session has many positive effects for us humans? A study says that sauna can noticeably improve the quality of our sleep. In this article we explain why sauna improves the quality of sleep and what you should consider before visiting a sauna.

Why sauna?

Why regular sauna visits improve overall health

Regular sauna use brings many health benefits. Sauna visits stimulate blood circulation, strengthen the immune system, reduce stress and improve endurance. In this article, we will look at how regular sauna visits can improve overall health.

Sauna as beauty secret number 1

Sauna: Effective anti-aging agent

Sweating makes you happy. That is why more and more people are drawn to the sauna, sanarium or classic steam bath. You feel that sweating is a real anti-aging miracle cure for the skin. In addition, the sauna acts as a booster for the immune system, metabolism and muscles.

For whom is the sauna not suitable?

When should you not go to the sauna?

There is no special group of people who should definitely not go to the sauna. However, some people would take a risk in doing so. The following text explains who exactly this is and who in any case should not take a sauna bath.

Sweat again!

Sweat yourself healthy!

Sauna users get more out of life: Regular sauna visits are healthy. Because it ensures clean skin, has a relaxing effect on our muscles and balances the psyche. But the most important thing is that a visit to the sauna strengthens the body’s defenses.