What is the ultra lowest emf far infrared sauna on the market that you’ve tested? How does it compare to a SaunaSpace near infrared sauna emf wise, and can I get the same detox sweat in a tent that I can in one of your far infrareds? It’s so confusing, just trying to understand why the hell a SaunaSpace tent is $3k, when I can get the wooden one you’re talking about for $2,900! Is it really much better? Don’t know if I can fit in it, but want to get the one with lowest far infrared emf in it. Thanks
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Video Transcript (AI Generated)
Alright, we’re doing infrared sauna questions again.
I am going to resume the schedule.
This is an off day for me for sauna.
Sometimes I go through phases where I won’t sauna every day or I’ll do a daily sauna for a while but then I’ll give myself a break and switch to every other day.
So it’s an off day but we’re still going to answer some questions because they’re piling up.
This question is, “Hey Matt, what is the ultra lowest far infrared ultra lowest, is that even a term?
Far infrared sauna that I can buy here in Texas.
What do you think between sunlight and clear?”
I want to kind of stop doing the brand stuff if we can.
If you’re going to say something negative about a particular brand or it’s something that I’m not in favor of or whatever, let’s not pour gas on the fire so to speak.
It’s just not a good way to go.
See if I can paraphrase the rest of this.
So basically you’re just looking for, you want to know out of all the saunas that I’ve tested that are far infrared specifically.
You say you want a far infrared sauna, well that’s good because I’m all on board with far infrared saunas only.
I don’t really do the near infrared thing.
I do have some videos that show you how to mount near infrared bulbs in a far infrared sauna for like $150 if that’s what you’re into.
A lot of people out there are jumping on this bandwagon of using the incandescent heat lamp bulb saunas.
They’re calling them near infrared saunas even though a near infrared sauna doesn’t really exist.
If you isolate near infrared by itself, like if you were to use the PVMT lights that I have over there, near infrared won’t heat you up.
I mean you could sit in front of them for two or three hours and you’re never going to break a sweat.
But I just think that it’s crazy that people are getting on these…
I want to come up with a new term for near infrared saunas but I just continue to use the term so it doesn’t cause more confusion.
But people are paying $3,000 for a tent sauna or something that doesn’t even have a door, that’s not even comfortable to use.
I’m not the person to ask about that because I don’t think that those are good.
I think those companies are taking advantage of vulnerable people.
I think that’s a lot of money and the profit margin on that product, if you know anything about manufacturing, that’s very cheap to make.
So I think it’s unnecessary that they have that kind of margin on the product and it’s not necessarily helpful to the end consumer.
I think it’s really taking advantage.
And then there’s all the debatable benefits about an incandescent heat lamp sauna in the first place.
So we do share…
I mean I’m summarizing and paraphrasing a couple of the companies that you mentioned that I can’t really say on camera but I do share that sentiment.
I’m all for far infrared, 100%.
I do believe that near infrared therapy has beneficial aspects to it but not in a sauna.
I mean generally you want to be in close proximity of the near infrared source.
You don’t really want to be sweating, you want to have dry skin.
And a lot of this research that’s being perpetuated by some of the sauna companies is borrowed.
It’s borrowed from LED stuff from the NASA research.
So you can’t just take LED research and swap it out to an incandescent source.
Is there some overlap?
Is there benefit to it?
Does it still work in some way?
Yes.
But you just got to choose.
If you’re trying to get energy or mitochondrial benefit or you’re trying to do some skin healing or some other stuff, near infrared is awesome.
I totally believe in it.
But if you’re trying to detox or if you’re trying to do a sweat protocol with binders or some type of chelation therapy in combination with sauna therapy, you need far infrared in order to sweat the stuff out.
And you know, anyway, that’s all I’m going to say about that.
I don’t know why, I mean I guess you’re just lumping in the lowest EMF far infrared as a comparison to that particular sauna, near infrared sauna or company that we won’t mention.
Yes, it is true that near infrared saunas generally have lower EMF than far infrared saunas, but if you get a good far infrared sauna like the one that I’m sitting in right now from the certified sauna list, if you just google my name, Matt Justice certified saunas, it will pull up all the companies that I’ve personally vetted that are super low.
This is probably the lowest out of all of the ones that I’ve tested.
This is a Radiant Health sauna.
Be sure to watch my distinction video because a year ago I bought a Radiant sauna from Amazon.
That turned out to be a knockoff sauna, just like the fake Louis Vuitton bags, the women’s handbags, you know the fancy things for like a hundred bucks.
Well there’s probably some company out there that thinks they’re going to do fancy marketing and just knock off a company name and then they just sell it on Amazon.
You’ll want to watch my video about that sauna because that’s very different than the sauna I’m in right now.
That sauna had toxic glues in it, had 100 mG magnetic fields, and it was not an ultra low sauna like the Radiant Health that I’m in right now.
To answer your question, I hope, I don’t know if it offered clarification that you were looking for, but at least I gave you my take on the near infrared saunas versus the far infrared saunas that I like or that you see me in in all the videos.
And then, you know, this particular sauna that I’m in right now is the one that I would recommend if you’re looking for a super low EMF far infrared sauna.
So if that didn’t answer your question, let me know in the comments and I’ll see you in