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Difference between Steam and Sauna Rooms

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Difference between Steam and Sauna Rooms

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  1. Difference Between Steam and Sauna Rooms Understanding the Difference Between a Sauna and a Steam Room The temperature and humidity are significant differences between the steam and sauna room. Water can be sprinkled on the pile of hot rocks in the sauna to create water vapor. But the humidity level may remain around 10% if no water is added to the sauna room.  On the other hand, the steam room temperature remains between 110 degrees Fahrenheit and 120 degrees Fahrenheit with 100% humidity. In a nutshell, both rooms involve exposure of the entire body to hot air. But dry saunas stimulate sweating, and steam rooms minimize your ability to sweat. 

  2. What are the Health Benefits of a Sauna Room?  Spending time regularly in a sauna can improve your cardiovascular health, lower the risk of stroke, boost your immune system, control your blood pressure, support body relaxation and give socialization opportunities. The range of benefits associated with sauna rooms is remarkably similar to exercise. For example, bathing in a sauna room can help alleviate lower back pain, ease depression symptoms, etc. 

  3. Understanding the Health Benefits of a Steam Room?  The health benefits of a steam room aren’t quite similar to those of dry saunas. Both steam and sauna rooms help increase the temperatures of your skin and core body which causes various physiological changes. But these changes happen much faster with more intensity in the steam rooms. It’s because of dampening your responses to sweating.  Most people prefer steam rooms to dry saunas that respond better to higher-intensity thermal stress metabolically and physiologically; likewise, individuals choose high-intensity exercise over low-intensity forms. 

  4. So, which one is better for you? The decision comes down to your personal choice and how your body reacts to the thermal stress the dry sauna or steam room brings in. Steam and sauna rooms are the two most popular sweat-based treatments with common therapeutic benefits. They both produce enormous heat but in different portions tailored to different results.  Bottom Line – Are you thinking of installing sauna rooms at home? If yes, you should look no further than Northern Lights Cedar Barrel Saunas. For more details about our sauna rooms, please contact us at 1-800-759-8990.

  5. When it comes to investing in DIY sauna rooms, you should look no further than Northern Lights Cedar Barrel Saunas. We are highly dedicated to providing you with superb quality sauna room kits and accessories. For more information about buying the right sauna room package, feel free to contact us today at 1-800-759-8990.

  6. Contact Us 305 McKay Unit 20 Winnipeg Manitoba Canada Pin:R2G0N5 Ph: 1-800-759-8990 https://www.cedartubsdirect.com/

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