An infrared sauna differs from a traditional sauna in the way that it generates heat, as well as with the increased benefits that it provides to the user’s body. Infrared saunas generate heat through infrared light, which is an invisible part of the sun’s spectrum with the ability to penetrate human tissue. This means the infrared actually permeates deep into your joints, muscles and tissues, speeding up oxygen flow and increasing circulation, thus producing a host of health benefits. Rather than simply warming the air, the infrared sauna therapy heats the body directly. This raises the core body temperature and produces a deep, detoxifying sweat at the cellular level, removing impurities from cells, specifically those inside our fat where our body stores waste and harmful toxins such as cholesterol and heavy metals.

IV infusion offerings:

Major Auto Hemotherapy (MAH) Ozone Infusion

During this infusion, a small amount of blood will be withdrawn, medical-grade ozone gas will be bubbled through the blood and then it is reinfused intravenously. When your body is exposed to ozone, in controlled amounts, an oxidative signaling response occurs. This small stress prompts a beneficial adaptive response in the body where more oxygen and antioxidants are produced. This treatment can support immune modulation, enhance antioxidant activity and provide increased oxygen utilization in the body.

MAH with extracorporeal UV blood irradiation (UBI)

An MAH infusion where your blood is exposed briefly to controlled ultraviolet light and then reinfused. This can have a synergistic effect with ozone to stimulate white blood cells and enhance your immune system. This process creates mild oxidative stress which may activate antioxidant pathways in the body. UV light can damage the DNA/RNA of bacteria, viruses and other microorganisms and is thought to alter red blood cell membrane flexibility and oxygen delivery.

IV Trace Mineral Infusion
Contains added trace minerals and magnesium

IV Hydration
Infusion to help with dehydration, recovery and electrolyte imbalance