Has anyone else tried a dry heat sauna?

[Volcano]

What were the benefits that accrued to you personally?

Being science minded the idea of a sauna made me consider the it's role on enzymes and heat reactions. Could the heat create faster reactions of food digestion and facilitate blood flow to nutrient deficient areas?

I bring this up because my grandfather noticed his psoriasis disappearing after a couple sessions which has stirred some excitement.

Surely there is someone on these forums who can provide some insight on this?

 

[nogutsnoglory]

Psoriasis is a skin condition can that can respond to different environmental conditions. I really can't see how this would help with crohn's.

 

[Amanda89]

I don't know much about this. It probably would help psoriasis, but like noguts has said, psoriasis can be respond to environmental conditions. I would imagine that the dry heat sauna would probably help factors such a sore joints. This has been discussed on here a couple of years ago where people have said it has helped them though.

http://www.crohnsforum.com/showthread.php?t=37664

 

[Axelfl3333]

That's an easy one if you enjoy and think it helps carry on.good luck all the best