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Steam and Sauna Therapy in Manchester

Manchester spas for relaxing steam and sauna therapy!

Both of the steam and sauna therapy in Manchester are similar in some respects as they involve heated rooms which are designed to relax the user and, in some cases, to improve certain medical conditions. But the key difference between the two systems clients can choose between, is that the steam rooms use moist heat from large, water filled generators, whereas the sauna produces a dry heat from either wood, hot rocks or an enclosed electric stove.

Manchester spas for relaxing steam and sauna therapy!

Both of the steam and sauna therapy in Manchester are similar in some respects as they involve heated rooms which are designed to relax the user and, in some cases, to improve certain medical conditions. But the key difference between the two systems clients can choose between, is that the steam rooms use moist heat from large, water filled generators, whereas the sauna produces a dry heat from either wood, hot rocks or an enclosed electric stove.

What is the difference between the two?

The dry heat of the sauna will relax taut muscles, thereby helping the muscles to loosen, the humidity of the steam room helps increase circulation, so improving cardiovascular health. It also gives excellent benefits to those who suffer with nasal congestion. With better circulation comes improved healing from cuts and burns and it can also lower blood pressure. Furthermore, the steam room can lower cortisol production, the hormone that regulates stress levels which means the person is more relaxed with a feeling of being in better control. In the modern world this is something that the majority of us can benefit from.

Choose the perfect personalised spa package!

Clients can find a great selection of highly recommended venues on the PamperTree listings including featured and Top Rated venues, also for steam therapy near you in your part of the North West, which also regularly appear on the offers and promotions available on the Gifts section. Spa days generally offer these services as part of their packages and can be the perfect way to start off the treatments before facials and other therapies. Some clients use both therapies for exceptional results.

Pick a selection of your favourite treatments!

The luxurious hotel spas serve the discerning clients who often like to enjoy an overnight stay as part of their relaxation package, a weekend of treatments and pampering. The options are there to suit your requirements and you can put together a bespoke selection of therapies. Steam rooms are known to have been used since the ancient Greek and Roman civilisations and their popularity is just as strong today. The dry heat of the sauna kickstarts the body into detox and aids the cleansing of the skin, as well as the benefit to the muscles and joints where the heat helps them relax and to repair.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Steam and Sauna Therapy in Manchester

What is steam and sauna therapy?

As alternative therapy, steam therapy and sauna therapy relaxes and cleanses your body using heat. While getting this therapy, you need to spend about 15 minutes in a heated room – steam room or sauna. The steam room exposes your body to moist heat, while a sauna exposes your body to dry heat. But both types of heat help you to get a variety of health benefits including relieving stress and experiencing relaxation. 

How does a sauna differ from a steam room?

Both the steam room and sauna room are heated rooms. A steam room delivers moist heat, while a sauna delivers dry heat. The temperature level in a sauna is higher than in a steam room. But saunas have a much lower humidity level than steam rooms. Many people prefer steam rooms to saunas to enhance relaxation by getting moist heat. But you can avail of the same benefits by spending 10 to 15 minutes either in a steam room or a sauna.

How long can I stay in a steam room or sauna?

As your spend time in a steam room or sauna, your body will become dehydrated due to excessive sweating. Hence, you should spend about 10 to 15 minutes in the steam room. Also, you must take breaks to drink water regularly during the session.

Why do people get steam and sauna therapy?

You can avail of the same health benefits by getting either steam therapy or sauna therapy. But you can get this alternative therapy to leverage a slew of benefits – improve blood circulation, cleanse your skin, relax stressed muscles, relieve stress, open up sinuses, and reduce weight loss. Also, you must remember that the efficacy of steam therapy and sauna therapy varies from one person to another.

What are the risks associated with steam and sauna therapy?

Your body will become dehydrated during the steam or sauna therapy session. Hence, you must hydrate your body by drinking plenty of water before and after the session. Also, you can take regular breaks to drink water during the steam or sauna therapy session. It is also important to protect yourself from bacteria and fungus by wearing a towel and flip-flops during the session.

How can I get steam and sauna therapy safely?

You must reduce the risks associated with steam and sauna therapy by following some simple instructions – drink plenty of water, wear a towel and flip-flops, and don’t spend more than 15 minutes in the steam room or sauna. But you must not get this alternative therapy if you are pregnant or you have health problems like heart diseases and high blood pressure, or you are taking certain medications.

Can I take steam and sauna therapy regularly?

You can get steam and sauna therapy frequently without increasing any health risk. But you must remain safe by focusing on the duration of every steam and sauna therapy session. You must not spend more than 15 hours in a steam room or sauna during each session. 

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