immune system

Sauna is a natural help against pollen allergy

Does sauna help against pollen allergy?

No sooner do the first warm rays of sunshine defeat the cold of winter than many people begin to sneeze. The reason: in spring, the plants sprout and with them, pollen buzzes through the air again. Unavoidable, but for more and more people highly unpleasant, because they suffer from pollen allergy.

Sauna bathing in autumn

Autumn calls for sauna

The days are getting colder, the leaves are turning yellow and the need for warmth is increasing. How nice it is to sit on wooden benches and enjoy the cozy warmth. Afterward, perhaps recharge your batteries in the whirlpool for a few minutes.

This is how to stay healthy even in autumn!

Fresh air and sauna – keeps you healthy in autumn

Now it’s that time again and the wet and cold autumn is just around the corner. Cold and rainy temperatures affect the body, weaken the immune system and often lead to unpleasant cold symptoms such as cough and cold. But do not be afraid of the cold season! If you take our tips to heart, you will get through the fall in good health and brave the winter.

Sauna & Wellness in combination with Corona?

Sauna hygiene in times of Corona

No one will deny that sauna has a positive effect on physical and mental health. But what about when viruses like the new Coronavirus complicate our lives? Is it still advisable to go to the sauna? We think the answer is self-evident: Yes! Finally, it is especially important now to strengthen the immune system.

With psoriasis in the sauna

With psoriasis in the sauna?

The course of a skin disease such as psoriasis, neurodermatitis or acne can even be positively affected by regular sauna visits. The skin is supplied with more blood and the metabolism is stimulated as a result. So there’s really nothing to be said against it. We’ll tell you what to look out for.

Health benefits of the sauna

Sauna: Better blood circulation, strong immune system!

When we sweat out of all our pores during a sauna session, it is our skin that benefits the most. Because the heat in the sauna does our body a lot of good: the skin no longer dries out so quickly, is optimally supplied with blood and, last but not least, our immune system is also strengthened in the long term. Reason enough, therefore, to take a closer look at the subject of saunas.

Why do Finns live longer?

According to a Finnish study, women and men over the age of 50 are less likely to die from cardiovascular disease if they visit the sauna several times a week. The reason for this is most likely the positive effects of heat on heart rate as well as blood pressure.

Can I go to the sauna with hemorrhoids

Can I go to the sauna with hemorrhoids?

Hemorrhoids are a common condition that people don’t like to talk about. The symptoms are accompanied by itching, burning and blood in the stool. Do you like to go to the sauna? Then you are probably wondering if this is possible with a hemorrhoid problem. We would like to get to the bottom of this question here.

Recreation for skin, body and soul

How healthy and relaxing sauna is

“The sauna is the poor man’s pharmacy,” as the Finnish proverb goes. To call the sauna a pharmacy or even a holistic form of therapy is by no means an exaggeration. It is good for body and soul and health complaints can be improved. Here, regular visits to the sauna achieve the best effect. The ideal is to visit at least once a week.