Have you ever wondered why red light therapy feels so different from a sweaty, high-heat traditional sauna? The mix-up is common, and it's how people end up using an infrared sauna the wrong way.

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Infrared saunas, which use infrared lamps to heat the body directly, may alleviate rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. This may help reduce joint inflammation and ease pain, fatigue, and stiffness.

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