Organic herbal infusion steam sauna
Regenerate and gain new strength. Close your eyes and enjoy the combination of steam sauna and inhalation of beneficial herbs. A steam sauna is an excellent choice for people who prefer lower heat and higher humidity. In terms of health, steam is recommended mainly for chronic flu and inflammations of the nasopharynx and vocal cords, but also for rheumatic diseases and various other problems of the musculoskeletal system. Inhaling the scent of herbs has a calming effect on both mind and body
We recommend taking a shower and washing your body thoroughly with soap to remove any traces of deodorant or perfume that could irritate you while in the sauna. Wipe your skin dry to sweat faster and better in the sauna.
Entry to any sauna is possible only in a balneo sheet covering intimate parts of your body. Being in a sauna in a bathing suit is very harmful to health not only for yourself, but also for others in the sauna. Swimwear is made of synthetic man-made fibers, which are already released at 50 °C, and thus harmful substances enter the body not only through the respiratory tract, but also through the skin. In the same way, rubber crocs or flip flops are definitely not suitable footwear for the sauna. It is necessary to enter the sauna barefoot.
The balneo sheet has an important hygienic function and prevents the spread of various skin and other diseases. Therefore, after entering the sauna, place a balneo sheet or towel under each part of your body. Sit comfortably or lie down, but always on your sheet.
First, set an hourglass to estimate the time in the sauna. In the sauna, we recommend breathing slowly through the nose, then deepening the breath. Before you sit down, rinse and cool the seat with water - the hose is located by the door. Sit quietly, relax your whole body and enjoy the benefits of the sauna.We recommend lying down, because the body overheats evenly and does not burden the organism by equalizing the temperature differences between the lower and upper parts of the body. If you prefer to lie down, before leaving the sauna, first sit down to let your blood circulation get used to it, and then stand up after a while.
Do not immediately cool your body with cold water, but let it cool down naturally for a while. Before entering the cooling pool (and always after leaving the sauna), please shower first to wash away all sweat. While showering, start with lukewarm water from the feet towards the heart. Cooling down after the sauna returns your body temperature back to normal values, which exercises the blood vessels and the entire blood circulation and strengthens the immunity. You may cool down in the shower, in the cooling pool, or use a bucket or ice. After cooling down, dry off and relax in the relaxation room.
Allow yourself to 10 to 15 minutes of rest after each sauna. Skipping the rest may excessively exhaust and overload the body.
Recommended time spent in the sauna is subjective to the individual. Listen to your body so it feels relaxing. If the heat is uncomfortable and you feel uneasy, it is better to leave the sauna. The recommended time in the steam sauna is 5 to 15 minutes. Try to repeat the process of staying in the sauna, cooling down and resting for 3 times. After the last sauna use and the cooling process, take a shower with lukewarm water without soap, dry off and relax in the relaxation room.
Recommended time: 5 - 15 minutes in the sauna I cooling down I 10 - 15 minutes in the relaxation room (tepidarium)
Temperature in the steam sauna: 45-60 °C
Air humidity in the steam sauna: 100 %
Effects: refreshing, antiseptic and antiviral effect
Recommendation: It is not advisable to come to the wellness center on an empty stomach or too full. Don't forget to regularly replenish fluids outside the sauna.There is a fountain in front of the Kneipp path for this purpose.
Contraindications: all acute medical conditions, increased activity of the thyroid gland, bleeding diseases and conditions after inflammation of the veins, all heart diseases, high blood pressure, conditions after a heart attack and stroke, people with pacemakers, silicone implants, artificial and other surgical implants, infectious diseases, febrile conditions, oncological diseases, age over 70 years, pregnancy, flu, epilepsy
