Sauna and Steam Room
What’s the difference?
In a sauna, you’re getting dry heat. In a steam room, you’re getting steamy, wet heat.
Benefits
Both have similar benefits. The sauna and steam room improve circulation, lower blood pressure, reduce stress, clear congestion, promote skin health, aid in workout recovery, loosen stiff joints, burn calories, boost your immune system and remove toxins.
Recommended Use
The sauna/steam room should be used two-three times a week for no more than 10-20 minutes at a time.
Dry Sauna
Steam Room
Sauna and Steam Room
Benefits
The muscle relaxing and joint loosening benefits of whirlpools help those with depression, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Fibromyalgia, Tendonitis, Scoliosis and Bursitis.
Recommended Use
The whirlpool should be used two-three times a week for no more than 10-20 minutes at a time.
Whirlpool
Massage Therapy
Swedish vs. Deep Tissue: what’s the difference?
Swedish is a gentle form of massage that uses long strokes, kneading, deep circular movements, vibration and tapping. It helps you feel relaxed and energized. While Deep Tissue is a technique using slower, more forceful strokes to target deeper layers of muscle and connective tissue. It’s commonly used to help with muscle damage from injuries.
Benefits
Massage therapy benefits can include reducing stress, increasing relaxation, reducing pain and muscle soreness, improving circulation, and lowering blood pressure.
Recommended Use
A general recommendation is every one-three weeks.
