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Can Sauna Help You Live Longer and Feel Better?

  • Writer: Clev Doer
    Clev Doer
  • Jun 20
  • 1 min read

Updated: Aug 27


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Saunas have been used for centuries for relaxation, but modern research shows they may also support longevity and overall health.

The Science of Longevity

A landmark Finnish study found that people who used the sauna 4–7 times per week had nearly a 50% lower risk of fatal heart disease and reduced risks of dementia and all-cause mortality. Heat exposure works like “passive cardio,” raising your heart rate, improving circulation, and training your body to adapt to stress.


Why it Helps:

  • Boosts Hormones – Sauna use can increase growth hormone and support testosterone, both essential for energy, muscle, and healthy aging.

  • Reduces Inflammation – Heat triggers heat shock proteins that repair cells and lower chronic inflammation.

  • Supports Heart & Brain – Regular sessions improve blood pressure, blood vessel function, and even brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF), which protects memory and mood.


Everyday Benefits:

  • Deeper, more restful sleep

  • Faster muscle recovery and reduced soreness

  • Healthier skin and detox support

  • A calmer mind and natural mood lift

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