Hawaii's Premier Sauna Provider
Your sauna should enhance your lifestyle and compliment your home setting. We offers a wide variety of door, window, bench and heater options.
We understand the thought process that goes into planning how the sauna fits into new building or remodeling plans because we have first-hand expertise.
Regular sauna use is associated with a wide range of health benefits, according to both health research and the experiences of seasoned sauna users.
Sauna bathing has several health benefits, including a reduction in the risk of vascular diseases such as high blood pressure, cardiovascular disease (CVD), stroke, and neurocognitive diseases, according to emerging evidence.
Your body is fooled into thinking you have a fever when your core temperature rises, so it increases the production of white blood cells. Using a sauna is one strategy to reduce your risks of being knocked off your feet by a cold or flu if you're always on the go.
Sauna sessions can also be used as a quick-response measure after becoming ill. For people suffering from chest congestion, bronchitis, or clogged sinuses, the steam produced by pouring hot water over heated sauna stones can be extremely beneficial.
Endorphins are responsible for the feeling of well-being and accomplishment you get after a workout. They could be one of the reasons why spending time in a sauna helps to relieve stress and tension that accumulates during the day.
Sore joints and achy muscles can benefit from being enveloped in a pocket of heated air. A sauna can be a good way to relieve pain from arthritis or other painful ailments; it can also be a good way to reward your body for doing everything you ask of it if you live an active, physically demanding lifestyle.
Another advantage of sitting in a hot room is that it makes your heart beat faster, which causes your blood to circulate faster. The blood arteries widen to accommodate the increased blood flow, elevating your blood pressure. Both blood pressure and heart rate begin to drop after a sauna session, compared to when you first entered the sauna.
Sitting in a heated atmosphere has an aerobic impact, which means your heart rate raises, your metabolism improves, and your body burns more calories. Regularly using a sauna may be a rewarding complement to any fitness routine, as well as a method to keep things interesting and exciting.