Steam therapy involves exposing the body to steam, often infused with medicinal herbs, to induce sweating and detoxification.

Heat bathing is an ancient practice practiced throughout history across many cultures, continuing today in the Russian banyas, American Indian sweat lodges, and Finnish saunas.

As heat therapy soars in popularity today, many health claims are made about its benefits. These range from better metabolism, weight loss, and stress reduction to improved cardiovascular function, pain reduction, anti-aging, and skin rejuvenation.

While there are many studies on the health benefits of saunas, research on the benefits of moist heat, like steam rooms, is much more limited. But what research there is does highlight a number of health benefits to steam heat.

There has been much discussion in medical circles about increasing not only lifespan, but healthspan. This is the number of years you live in reasonably good health without serious acute or chronic illness.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is steam therapy?

As the name suggests, it is simply breathing in steam from heated water. Many people do this to soothe and open their nasal passages when they have a cold or sinus infection. The warm, moist air is thought to loosen mucus and relieve symptoms.

What are benefits of steam?

The heat from saunas and steam rooms soothes your nerve endings and warms and relaxes your muscles. Very important after sport, especially skiing! They also minimise joint pain as well as arthritis, migraines, and headaches due to the high heat environment.

What is the main purpose of steam?

Steam provides excellent heat transfer. It can surround or be injected into the product being heated. It can supply and fill any space at a constant temperature. The heat transfer properties of steam are so high, the required heat transfer area needed is relatively small.

What is steam made from?

steam, odourless, invisible gas consisting of vaporized water. It is usually interspersed with minute droplets of water, which gives it a white, cloudy appearance.

What type of energy is in steam?

Steam is a form of mechanical energy where water is heated to steam in power plants, and the pressurized steam is then used to drive turbines that produce an electric current. For an effective production process, boiler feed pumps are used to feed water into the power plant.

Is steam a gas or vapour?

To put it simply, a solid or liquid substance can change into gas, and that resulting gas is called a vapor. On the other hand, steam is a technical term for water vapor or water in a gaseous state.

How long should I inhale steam?

Bend over with your face over the bowl and cover your head with the towel so that the steam cannot escape. Breathe slow and steadily. The inhalation duration should lie between ten to twenty minutes.