Saunas? Infrared or standard?

[Guest guest]

Ok, so I see conflicting views on infrared saunas- some say they are

they greatest thing since sliced bread, other say nay.

I really don't have an opinion one way or the other, so if someone can

make some sauna recommendations and provide some scientific reasons

for choosing one type over another, please do so.

Cost, of course, is a factor (isn't it always?)

Another thing - is it safe for the little one to be in there with a

parent or no good?

Thanks,

- JB

[Guest guest]

Normal saunas are fine. IR can be problematic, even dangerous. Andy

has written several posts on the topic. Bob is the sauna

expert. If you use www.onibasu.com to search autism mercury archives

you will find posts from both of them on the topic. There are also

posts about saunas in the Adult Metal Chelation archives, it's just a

little more time consuming to search those archives. It's possible

there is something in the files for links, I forget.

J

>

> Ok, so I see conflicting views on infrared saunas- some say they are

> they greatest thing since sliced bread, other say nay.

>

> I really don't have an opinion one way or the other, so if someone can

> make some sauna recommendations and provide some scientific reasons

> for choosing one type over another, please do so.

>

> Cost, of course, is a factor (isn't it always?)

>

> Another thing - is it safe for the little one to be in there with a

> parent or no good?

>

> Thanks,

>

> - JB

>

[Guest guest]

Normal saunas are fine. IR can be problematic, even dangerous. Andy

has written several posts on the topic. Bob is the sauna

expert. If you use www.onibasu.com to search autism mercury archives

you will find posts from both of them on the topic. There are also

posts about saunas in the Adult Metal Chelation archives, it's just a

little more time consuming to search those archives. It's possible

there is something in the files for links, I forget.

J

>

> Ok, so I see conflicting views on infrared saunas- some say they are

> they greatest thing since sliced bread, other say nay.

>

> I really don't have an opinion one way or the other, so if someone can

> make some sauna recommendations and provide some scientific reasons

> for choosing one type over another, please do so.

>

> Cost, of course, is a factor (isn't it always?)

>

> Another thing - is it safe for the little one to be in there with a

> parent or no good?

>

> Thanks,

>

> - JB

>