Infrared Sauna Therapy in Eau Claire
Heal From the Inside Out with Infrared Sauna Therapy
Far infrared heat penetrates deeper than traditional saunas for detoxification, pain relief, improved circulation, and weight loss support
What Is Infrared Sauna Therapy?
Unlike traditional saunas that heat the air around you, our infrared sauna uses far infrared rays—a natural wavelength from the sun—to heat your body directly from the core out. This means deeper therapeutic benefits at lower, more comfortable temperatures.
Far infrared rays penetrate up to 1.5 inches below your skin, reaching muscles, tissues, and joints to promote healing at a cellular level. The same wavelength your body naturally produces and absorbs from sunlight, now concentrated in a controlled therapeutic environment.
Each session supports detoxification, circulation, pain relief, skin health, and metabolic function—all while you relax in a peaceful, private space.
Frequently Asked Questions
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For best results, consistency matters:
Active health goals (detox, pain relief, weight support): 3 sessions per week, 30-45 minutes each
Maintenance and wellness: 1-2 sessions per week
Athletic recovery: After intense workouts or as needed Seasonal immune support: 2-3 times weekly during cold/flu season
New to sauna therapy? Start with 30-minute sessions and gradually increase to 60 minutes as your body adapts. Some people prefer shorter, more frequent sessions; others love a full hour of deep heat therapy.
Our membership programs make regular sessions affordable and easy to maintain.
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A 40-minute session can burn up to 600 calories—equivalent to a 3-mile walk. Your body works to cool itself, similar to moderate cardiovascular exercise. However, infrared sauna is best used as a complement to healthy eating and exercise, not a replacement.
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Most people wear swimwear or workout clothing, or go nude—whatever feels comfortable to you. Your session is completely private. We provide robes and towels.
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We recommend showering after your session to rinse off the toxins released through sweat. Some people prefer a quick rinse before as well. It's entirely your preference.
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Infrared sauna can actually help reduce blood pressure by improving circulation and dilating blood vessels. However, if you have cardiovascular concerns, check with your doctor before starting sauna therapy. We recommend starting with shorter sessions at lower temperatures.
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We recommend avoiding sauna therapy during pregnancy due to elevated core body temperature. Postpartum sauna use is generally safe and beneficial.
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Lack of sweating usually indicates dehydration. Make sure you're drinking plenty of water before, during, and after your session. As you use the sauna regularly, your body becomes more efficient at sweating and detoxifying.
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Traditional saunas heat the air to very high temperatures (often 180-200°F), which can feel oppressive. Infrared saunas operate at lower temperatures (typically 120-150°F) while delivering deeper therapeutic heat that penetrates tissues rather than just heating your skin surface. Many people who can't tolerate traditional saunas love infrared therapy.
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Yes, you can bring entertainment if you'd like. Many people use the time to meditate, listen to podcasts, or simply relax. The choice is yours.
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Rehydrate immediately with water or electrolyte drinks. Some people feel energized; others feel deeply relaxed. Listen to your body and plan accordingly. The detox effects continue for hours after your session as your body processes and eliminates mobilized toxins.
Ready to detox and heal?
Book your infrared sauna session online or call us with questions. First-time visitors: start with 30 minutes and work your way up.
Serving Eau Claire and the Chippewa Valley, including Chippewa Falls, Altoona, and surrounding Wisconsin communities.