Sentences with phrase «like sauna use»

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And in my old office, the afternoon sun coming in the window used to make it like a sauna.

Dr. Tatta also mentions that cryotherapy, much like infrared sauna therapy, can be used to counteract the deleterious effects of a sedentary life.

Sauna use has many health benefits and in places like Finland, sauna use is part of daily Sauna use has many health benefits and in places like Finland, sauna use is part of daily sauna use is part of daily life.

That's what exercise does to your body... It forces your body to use more fuel and crank up your body heat like a sauna.

Portable saunas are tent like constructions that use steam or infrared to heat the body, while the head remains out of the tent.

Using saunas to relax and rejuvenate yourself is not a new concept, but the infrared sauna is not just like a traditional sauna.

The best way to do this is to use sweating therapies like sauna and hot baths along with high fiber diets.

These include things like using a sauna, super hydration, and using detoxifying supplements.

Dr. Wilson's design uses 3 or 4 lamps within a closed structure, jut like a normal far infrared sauna.

Owning and using a Sunlighten sauna for infrared therapy is like giving yourself a passive cardio workout — whenever you need it!

Much like the sun, infrared saunas use an invisible wavelength.

is that any extra charges to use facility like Hot sauna, jacuzzi, indoor or outdoor pool, sun lounger / bed, spa etc?

Agents should also note that there is a fee of about $ 30 for guests who would like to use the spa's facilities, such as the sauna and steam room, without getting a treatment.

Also included is the use of all the hotel amenities like pool, jacuzzi, fitness room, sauna, pool tables, business center and direct access to the beach.

Like Tvauri explains, these heat storage hypocausts rather common in 14th - 15th century Livonia — where the climate was much colder compared to the Central and Western Europe — were born combining the ancient method of heat storage (stones) used by the indigenous inhabitants of present day Finland, Estonia, and Latvia in their saunas for hundreds of years with the hypocaust technology originating from Rome used by monks and religious orders.