Studies showing robust effects suggest a sauna session duration of at least 20 minutes at an average temperature of 174-175° Fahrenheit.
175°F is approximately 79.4°C.
Dr. Jari Linan's research found that sauna use is associated with a 66% reduction in Alzheimer's disease and dementia risk when used four to seven times a week.
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This video discusses the benefits of sauna use, focusing on its potential to improve cardiovascular fitness, enhance muscle gains, boost sleep quality, and reduce dementia risk. The speaker presents evidence-based findings from various studies, exploring optimal sauna protocols regarding temperature, duration, and frequency. The video also addresses potential risks associated with excessively high sauna temperatures.