Infrared Saunas in Missouri: Low-EMF, Chromotherapy, Full-Spectrum

The Best Infrared Saunas in Missouri

A countless number of Missouri residents have benefitted from their at home infrared sauna therapy. And of course, many more people across the United States have had similar promising experiences. Good Health Saunas are among the best and safest infrared saunas in the world. Check out our customer testimonials to see for yourself.

**New GHS infrared sauna owners in Missouri.**

Between GHS’s third-party quality testing, real full-spectrum infrared therapy, and real low-EMFs, you can be sure that you are getting the best infrared light therapy at the lowest possible risk. At Good Health Saunas, we provide benefits, high levels of safety, and superior quality that we are happy to call ours.

Health Benefits of Infrared Sauna Therapy

Infrared saunas provide a wide variety of health benefits that steam saunas do not – and most of the ones they do. The full list of benefits is much longer, but these are a handful of the most significant health effects you can receive through infrared sauna therapy:

Real Low-EMF Infrared Saunas

You could ask any infrared sauna company and they’ll say their saunas have the lowest EMF levels, but it’s rare that they provide proof. Good Health Saunas has the proof.

Every year we have our saunas third-party tested for:

Most other sauna companies have their products tested just once, if at all.

Genuine Full-Spectrum Infrared Light Therapy

Most Missouri residents who own infrared saunas likely think it’s a full-spectrum sauna, but, again, never were given the proof. To provide genuine full-spectrum infrared therapy, each piece of the infrared spectrum must be provided. Good Health Saunas produce all 3 infrared lights that make up the full spectrum:

HybridHeat Technology

The secret to Good Health Sauna quality is our unique infrared heating element – HybridHeat. Our HybridHeat heating elements are the safest and most rigorously tested heating elements in the infrared sauna industry. Click the image to learn more, or reach out to us if you have any questions.