A Quick Guide to Shopping for a Far Infrared Sauna with Low EMF JNH Lifestyles
1/6/2017
Considering the capacity, timber type, and heater material when buying a far infrared sauna with low EMF can help you find the one that best fits you.
Image 1 What to Look for When Shopping for a Far Infrared Sauna with Low EMF
Low EMF infrared saunas are becoming popular these days, thanks to their advantages. This technology enables the health and wellness industry to step far beyond the limited ability of traditional steam saunas in the interest of improving one's well-being. A far infrared sauna emits a heat that deeply penetrates the human body in a safe and efficient manner. It uses a particular light wavelength to increase the body’s core temperature and ease muscle tension, while detoxifying and improving blood flow. Unlike a traditional sauna, an infrared sauna delivers heat directly to your body rather than indirectly through ambient air. This heating method brings about much more effective results. It’s not too difficult to find a far infrared sauna with low EMF. Indeed, a wide range of them are sold. You just have to know the right type to buy based on your individual needs and preferences. Size and Capacity How many people will be using the sauna? This is the first question to ask when shopping. You need to find a unit that can accommodate not just you, but any friends and family that you invite to join you for a session. Infrared saunas come in different capacities and shapes; some are tailored to only one person while others can accommodate up to five people. There are also rectangular designs and domed designs. So, before making a purchase, first decide on the desired capacity and then where you will install it in your home. Timber Type Saunas are typically made of timber, but there are different types of wood from which to choose. Western red cedar, for example, is known for its durability and lightness. It can effectively resist decay while exuding a pleasant aroma. Nordic spruce, on the other hand, can also resist decay but not as well as western red cedar. It is essentially odorless and light in color. Last but not least is Canadian hemlock, the more affordable option. It requires proper treatment and maintenance to deal with harsh environmental conditions. Heater Component The heaters used in an infrared sauna can determine the quality of heat that penetrates your body. This is why it’s important to consider your heater materials.
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There are three types of heater material. One is ceramic, used in today's standard heater. It produces a higher electromagnetic field (EMF) but is durable and cost-effective. For low EMF saunas, go with a carbon-fiber heater, which distributes heat evenly. It’s also
durable and safe to use. Alternatively, you can combine both types of heaters. The ceramic/carbon blend offers both high- and lowheat output, making it more flexible. Once you consider all of these options, you will be able to buy the infrared sauna that best meets your needs. About JNH Lifestyles: JNH Lifestyles understands the needs of individual sauna users. With this understanding, it maintains an infrared sauna inventory designed to meet specific needs. Its saunas can help users improve their health through deeper detoxification, relaxation, skin purification, as well as stress and pain relief. JNH Lifestyles provides different types of saunas guaranteed to fit any lifestyle.
Sources: Best Infrared Sauna Review, Saunasavvy.com EMF Health Concerns & General Recommendations for Saunas, Healthybuildingscience.com
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