(and by look into it I mean, took apart my own sauna, drilled some holes in the walls, ran some cabling, and came up with a way to mitigate the electric fields pretty easily.) Those people did in fact report that they respond negatively to electric fields, so I continued to look into. I did get one of two reports from people overseas saying they were electro-sensitive, and suffered from EHS. However, I’m a user of these saunas first, and a promoter second. I was aware of them, but since the WHO reported that there weren’t any studies citing they were in fact detrimental as much as magnetic fields, and most of the people I worked with felt the same, it wasn’t really much of a concern. Up until this point, I didn’t really worry about electric fields much. Low EMF Or Not (what the heck!)Ĭouple that with my face being plastered all over YouTube talking about low emf saunas, I was aware that there might be some liability there on my part, as well as an ethical obligation to at least look into it if not solve it altogether if I were going to continue talking about saunas. And they can be higher than what I would like to consider okay. It turns out, when dealing with a 240v transformer, the electric fields do not always behave the same as a 120v model. I took it seriously though, and began investigating further. I had been fairly satisfied with all my saunas for the most part, aside from a few complaints from a couple 240v customers overseas here and there. (that was the second sauna I bought from Amazon, promising “low emf”) Sauna Complaintsįast forward a year later, I begin searching for more sauna companies that are pushing the envelope when it comes to EMF mitigation. I packaged that sucker up, and completely wrote off that company, as well as any further Amazon purchases after that. Smelled like adhesive, 100mg magnetic fields right at the head, etc… bad enough to where I wanted nothing to do with that thing, and admittedly never even did a single sauna session in it. My Radiant Sauna Experience (from Amazon)Īs you all know, if you’ve seen my Radiant Sauna Review (made by Blue Wave), you know it was the worst infrared sauna have ever tested in my entire life. In truth, I had indeed come across Radiant Health Saunas prior to purchase, but didn’t have the experience with saunas way back then to realize that a different manufacturer was behind the knock off brand featured on Amazon. The truth is, when I bought my original Radiant Sauna (by Blue Wave) from Amazon in 2018, I had no idea there was another company out there that was totally different. I’ve been getting a lot of questions about why I bashed Radiant Saunas a while back, but now I’m recommending them. Guys I’m sorry about creating confusion about Radiant Saunas being related to Radiant Health Saunas.
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