By visiting a sauna, one voluntarily enters an extreme climatic condition where temperatures can range from 90 to 100 °C (194 to 212 °F), followed by a cooling down to often below 0 °C. But what exactly happens in our body during this interplay of heat and cold?
Sauna visits are a great way to relax and recharge your batteries. But be careful: caffeine before going to the sauna can be an invisible danger! Find out why this is the case in our article. Because we’ll tell you why caffeine before a sauna session is a bad idea.
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.
