is sauna for childrens?
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Some saunas have posted guidelines for the proper age children should be to enter a sauna. I personally would not allow anyone under 15 to be in a working sauna.
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Does your teen have some type of skin condition?  Bathing everyday with very warm water can dry out the skin and make some conditions worse.  I knew a dermatologist that advised against it, or said to use soap only on a few areas and keep the water cool.  That having been said, a teen?  Yea, I would at least rinse off every day, especially in the warmer months.
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Sauna Benefits\n\nHeating of the tissues enhances metabolic processes. Greater cellular energy production facilitates healing. Viruses, tumors and toxin-laden cells are weaker than normal cells. They tolerate heat poorly. Raising the body temperature causes infections to heal more quickly. Hyperthermia or fever therapy help combat infections and even cancer. Our bodies develop fever when ill to enhance metabolism and help kill germs. \n\nSaunas enhance circulation and oxygenate the tissues. They open the nasal passages and assist the sinuses to drain. A major eliminative organ, most people's skin is very inactive. Many do not sweat. This may be due to synthetic or tight clothing that does not breathe. Sedentary living and sun damage also inactivate the skin. Hundreds of chemicals affect the skin from lotions, soaps, creams and deodorants. Other are cleaning solvents, detergent residues and chemicals from bathing water.\n\nRepeated use of the sauna slowly restores skin elimination. Toxic chemicals and metals can be removed faster than with any other method. It is a daily habit that pays many dividends. Steam baths, sweat lodges, vigorous exercise and hot tubs are more extreme and less effective.
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Most of them do. In apartment buildings there are usually a community sauna where the attendants can buy shifts to.
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A sauna makes you sweat so you lose water weight, but it's phony weight loss because you gain that right back when you drink a glass of water after you get out.  Saunas are relaxing but not an effective weight loss measure.
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sauna for 10 mins can drop body water or take water pills
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Cool mist is the way to go anymore.  Hot is just a burn hazard for everyone involved.  Also, your doctor may prescribe a nebulizer.  This machine delivers a medicated mist that is inhaled by the child.  It works well for illnesses like this.
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It is true that most camps are for kids. However, there are camps for adults. Try searching the American Camping Association website at http://www.acacamps.com click on their advanced search and you can check the box for families or single adults and location. This should give you some choices
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Saunas help reduce mental and physical stress by releasing internal endorphins(chemicals in the brain that help us relax) when the body and mind start to relax.  Heat relaxes muscles that become tense from all types of stress.  The skin is the body's largest protective organ.  It helps to release toxins from the skin as the. body sweats This regulates our temperature through this process.  Be sure that you check with your doctor before engaging in such activities; and if you do drink a couple of glasses of water before and after your sauna sessions.
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I personally had severe sunburns when I was a child, and the best thing is today I do not have skin cancer...my parents used large regular tea bags in a luke warm bath and then I soaked in it along with using aloe vera whiched helped stop my skin from cooking. To help prevent skin cancer and other sunburns always make sure your child has sunscreen on when in the sun and also on cloudy days.
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Just make sure you dilute it with water BIG TIME!  The herbs are pretty powerful....especially for a 2 year old.  Good for you for introducing your child to herbal teas though!!!!!  I have a 2 year old as well I think It is way better than Kool-aid or chocolate milk....YUCK!
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it is counterindicated if you have any heart trouble.\n\nIt gets pretty hot. infra red is also a form of radiation.  It certainly isn't exactly natural to sit under a lamp.\nSaunas a great for sweating out toxins . In Sweden they use steam and hot rocks. I guess you could make your own, just heat up some rocks  or bricks in your oven. And use the sauna without the infra red lamps.\n\nAs for sweating. just move to Florida and sit in traffic.
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it depends on how responsible your child is. if u think your child can understand how to take care of them and keep germs off of it, than go for it. maybe they have special ones made for children.
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Massages, absolutely.   And I do like a spa where there are saunas and whirlpools available.
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my parents own Crystal Waters Spas Uk, i jsut spoke to my mum for you.\n\nShe says it's best to get your doctor's advice but normally its fine as long as the temperature's not too high...\n\nWe keep our hot tub at 36 Degrees celcius (97 farenhiet), so prob best you go in at 34 degrees celcius (94).
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Yes, some people  let fevers run their course.  This is because a fever is your body's natural response to fighting off infections.  We usually treat fevers because they make us uncomfortable.  In my opinion, luke warm baths are ineffective and uncomfortable.   Perhaps your son has a respiratory infection.  If your son is really uncomfortable I would ask your doctor if it is ok to give him tylenol or advil.  Sometimes doctor's recommend alternating both of them.
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Don't live in Watford, or even England, but the Watford Borough Council has Watford Central Baths on it's website.\n\n"Among the attractions is a large 30 metre main pool which is ideal for fitness, recreational swimming and fun inflatable activities for children and a learner pool."