Yes, you can take a steam bath and a sauna bath in the same session, especially if you take some time and cool down between them. Many find that the health benefits of a sauna or steam bath can be maximized if you use them at least 2 times per week. You can take a sauna or steam bath every day if you wish.
Finland is credited with inventing the sauna bath centuries ago. Saunas have been an integral part of Finnish culture and tradition, providing many health benefits and being used for relaxation and social gatherings.
To fully maximize the benefits of a luxurious sauna bath, it is important for a person to be careful of what he or she eats. If you have just eaten dinner, then be sure to wait at least one hour before going into the sauna bath. Going into a sauna bath on a full stomach can leave one feeling tired and nauseous. Also, try not to consume any alcoholic beverages before going into a sauna bath. You should simply try to eat light before a sauna bath and drink lots of water. Experts recommend drinking as much water as possible before a sauna bath.
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When properly maintained saunas can be very safe. The health benefits of a properly maintained sauna are numerous, primarily in the areas of stress relief and the recreational and social benefits of using a sauna as a gather point for a regular group of people.
The best place to find information about a sauna bath is at a gym or a spa/salon which has a sauna bath. They should be able to give you more detailed information.
Instead of using steam like in traditional saunas an infrared sauna uses infrared heaters. Both are just as hot, but some claim more health benefits from infrared.
Sauna
Finland
It's a Turkish bath
A steam bath and sauna may cause the hair to frizz and possibly cause the hair to lose volume if styled.
Sauna is a superior alternative for bath tub and a shower. It's main purpose is to cleanse your body.