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The 5 health giving propertiesof Physiotherm Infrared Cabins:
1. Infrared-Deep Heat
As the body temperature rises by infrared heat, perspiration occurs and blood circulation increases. The muscles and organs are stimulated and toxic waste is removed from your body through perspiration. This occurs in a pleasant temperature of 30-40C. Experts agree that Physiotherm is the most effective infrared technique currently on the market.
2. Colour Therapy:
Colours have differing effects on the body, help to define our moods
and are therefore important in generating a feeling of well being.
Yellow/Orange: symbolises joy and happiness. It helps raise
one’s spirit and enhances creativity.
Green: is a calming, relaxing colour helping to balance the mind.
Blue: is the colour of peace and quiet. Recommended for those
suffering with sleep disturbances or anxiety.
Red: revitalizes, improves circulation and maximises calorie burning.
Violet: Promotes awareness and consciousness
3. Aromatherapy:
Essential oils have a particularly concentrated effect here, as they do not have to fragrance a large room, instead only a concentrated area of 2m². Essential oils enter the body through your respiratory system, into the lungs and are also absorbed through the skin.
4. Sound/Music Therapy:
Music has powerful potential for exerting positive influences on body and mind. The right choice of music for relaxation and meditation can make us cheerful, more balanced and reduce stress.
5. Sunlight Therapy:
Physiotherm’s Safe Sunlight Therapy has an effect similar to that of natural sunlight. Sunlight has an extremely positive effect on the human body, leading to the vital production of vitamin D which strengthens bones and increases resistance to disease and acts as a stimulator of the self healing ability of the body.-It also is effective in combating Seasonal Affective Disorder in the winter months. Natural light comprises of a spectrum of visible and invisible colours: blue, green, yellow, orange, red, violet and indigo. The absorption of light through the eye is transmitted to the pineal and pituitary glands and the central nervous system, from where hormonal glands and metabolic activity are controlled.
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