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Saunas and steam rooms both have health benefits. Experts explain their pros and which one is better to add to your post-workout routine.

Sweating in sauna or steam rooms may even lower your risk of heart disease, says Lance Dalleck, PhD, a professor of exercise and sport science at Western Colorado University.

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Dry Heat Vs Moist Heat. Saunas use dry heat, normally from wood, stones, or electric heaters, to warm the air to temperatures between 70°C to 100°C (158°F to 212°F).

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In short, both saunas and steam rooms use heat to increase the body’s core temperature and sweat rate, says exercise physiologist Rachelle Reed, PhD, ACSM-EP. The main difference between the two is ...