Cooling down after a sauna is a real health boost, say experts
Experts believe sauna bathing may benefit arthritis, chronic fatigue, cold symptoms, muscle soreness, and stress.
Over the summer, I visited a sauna in Ballinskeilligs overlooking the beach, alternating between inhaling steamed lemongrass and dipping into the Atlantic Ocean. It felt blissful and exhilarating simultaneously, a welcome opportunity to sink into dry heat and ease mind and body tensions.
Experts believe sauna bathing may benefit arthritis, chronic fatigue, cold symptoms, muscle soreness, and stress.
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