Traditional Sauna vs. Infrared Sauna: The Main Differences
Briefly

Traditional saunas reach temperatures of 150-190 degrees Fahrenheit, stimulating intense sweating and promoting detoxification, often used for muscle relaxation and improved circulation.
Infrared saunas operate at milder 120-140 degrees Fahrenheit, using infrared light to warm the body directly, offering a gentler experience while still promoting sweating and detox effects.
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